<p>A Trinamool Congress MP was asked to remove a locket inscribed with "NO NRC, NO CAA" during a debate in Rajya Sabha on Thursday.</p>.<p>The Trinamool Congress has been vociferously opposing the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and the National Register of Citizens (NRC).</p>.<p>When TMC MP Dola Sen started speaking during a discussion on the working of the MSME Ministry, the chair asked her to remove the locket, saying she should respect the dignity of the House.</p>.<p>Sen said that it was an ornament, but she removed it after the chair insisted.</p>.<p>"Miss Dola Sen, I request you to kindly remove the tag, which you have put, before you start speaking," said Kahkashan Perween of the JDU, who was presiding the proceedings.</p>.<p>To Sen's reply that this was an ornament Perween said, " Please maintain the decorum of the house."</p>.<p>"It's alright but something is written on it, please cooperate and maintain the decorum of the house," she said.</p>.<p>She was supported by some Opposition members, including Vaiko who was sitting next to her and Jaya Bacchhan.</p>.<p>"If the chair says, it's mandatory, then it's ok," Sen said while removing it.</p>.<p>The Upper House of Parliament was having discussions on the working of the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises.</p>
<p>A Trinamool Congress MP was asked to remove a locket inscribed with "NO NRC, NO CAA" during a debate in Rajya Sabha on Thursday.</p>.<p>The Trinamool Congress has been vociferously opposing the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and the National Register of Citizens (NRC).</p>.<p>When TMC MP Dola Sen started speaking during a discussion on the working of the MSME Ministry, the chair asked her to remove the locket, saying she should respect the dignity of the House.</p>.<p>Sen said that it was an ornament, but she removed it after the chair insisted.</p>.<p>"Miss Dola Sen, I request you to kindly remove the tag, which you have put, before you start speaking," said Kahkashan Perween of the JDU, who was presiding the proceedings.</p>.<p>To Sen's reply that this was an ornament Perween said, " Please maintain the decorum of the house."</p>.<p>"It's alright but something is written on it, please cooperate and maintain the decorum of the house," she said.</p>.<p>She was supported by some Opposition members, including Vaiko who was sitting next to her and Jaya Bacchhan.</p>.<p>"If the chair says, it's mandatory, then it's ok," Sen said while removing it.</p>.<p>The Upper House of Parliament was having discussions on the working of the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises.</p>