Suspension of MPs not tied to breach: Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla has addressed the suspension of opposition members in Lok Sabha, stating that it should not be linked to the security breach. Birla emphasized that there is no association between the two incidents and that similar security breaches in the past did not lead to disruptions. The suspension of members was done to uphold the sanctity of the House, and measures will be taken to ensure their security. Birla also mentioned the formation of high-level committees to investigate the incident and formulate action plans for enhanced security.
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