Ruckus in Bihar Assembly for the Fourth Consecurable Day: Opposition MLA in black clothes reached Delhi

News India Live, Digital Desk: Ruckus in Bihar Assembly for the Fourth Consecurable Day: In the Bihar Assembly, the ongoing deadlock on various issues related to student-youth and education remained in the fourth consecutive day. On Tuesday too, opposition MLAs lodged a protest in a unique way. Many MLAs and leaders reached the assembly wearing black veneers, symbolizing their outrage towards the government and opposition to ‘black days’. The uproar on this issue deepened so much that it was not limited to the capital of Bihar, but also heard its echo till Delhi. In fact, the opposition parties are attacked by the government’s policies and many important topics like education, employment, farmers. As soon as the assembly session started, members of the opposition stood up from their seats raising anti -government slogans. Their demand was that the government should take serious attention to these burning problems and take appropriate action. The vigorous slogans and demonstrations within the House obstructed the proceedings. The members of the Opposition adopted a symbolic way of wearing black clothes during this time to show what issues they are surrounded by the government and how ‘serious’ are considered as ‘serious’. This protest was not limited to the assembly only. Demonstration on these issues left Bihar and reached the capital Delhi. In Delhi too, various student organizations and youth groups protested, expressed their displeasure against the Bihar government and reiterated the demands. The House’s proceedings were interrupted due to continuous uproar in the assembly, which affected many important discussions and legislative work. It is constantly being seen that due to the deadlock in the assembly, there is not enough time to discuss the real issues of the public. When will this quarrel stop between the ruling party and the opposition and when the issues of public interest will rise smoothly in the House, it remains to be seen. Currently, students and youth are under pressure on the government to solve their problems.