After the suspension of 141 MPs- – 95 from Lok Sabha and 46 from Rajya Sabha- – the Lok Sabha Secretariat gave a roundabout for the suspended MPs, banishing them from entering the Parliament chamber, hall and displays.
“Subsequently, the accompanying outcomes emerge from their suspension and stay in force during the time of suspension: they can’t enter chambers, Entryway and displays. They stand suspended from sittings of Parliamentary Councils of which they might be a part, No thing is placed down in the Rundown of Business in their name,” read the Lok Sabha round.

“No notification postponed by them is OK during the time of their suspension. They can’t cast a ballot at races to councils held during the time of their suspension. They are not qualified for the everyday remittance for the time of suspension whenever suspended from the help of the House until the end of the meeting, as their visit at the spot of obligation can’t be viewed as a home working under segment 2(d) of Compensation. Remittances and Benefits of Individuals from Parliament Act, 1954, as changed every once in a while,” further expressed the roundabout.

Following a storm over the opposition’s demand for a statement from Union Minister Amit Shah regarding the incident with the Parliament’s security breach, a total of 141 MPs—95 from the Lok Sabha and 46 from the Rajya Sabha—were suspended.

Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge said a cross country dissent will be hung on December 22 against the suspension of 141 MPs following a commotion over the interest by the Resistance for an assertion from Association Pastor Amit Shah on the Parliament security break episode.

“We have taken a few choices, one is on the suspended MPs. We will battle against this; this is wrong…We have joined to battle against this. We have chosen to hold an all-India challenge the suspension of MPs on December 22,” Kharge said on Tuesday.

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“We have passed a goal that suspension is undemocratic. We will all need to battle to save a vote based system and we all are prepared. We raised the issue of safety break in the Parliament. We have been saying for quite a while that Association HM Amit Shah or PM Modi ought to come to the Parliament and talk in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha about the issue of Parliament security break, however they are declining to do as such,” he added.