Lok Sabha Decorum: No Photos, No Videos

Krishna Prasad Tenneti urged members of the Lok Sabha to refrain from taking photos or videos inside the House. On a related note, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla reminded Rahul Gandhi to adhere to procedural norms, amid controversy over his personal conduct involving sister Priyanka Gandhi Vadra.

Krishna Prasad Tenneti, taking charge of the Lok Sabha session, emphasized the importance of maintaining decorum by asking members not to take photos or videos within the House chambers. This directive came amid heightened scrutiny of members' behavior.

Earlier, Speaker Om Birla called on opposition leader Rahul Gandhi to follow procedural guidelines after a personal interaction between him and his sister Priyanka Gandhi Vadra during a session attracted attention. The incident was highlighted by BJP's IT department head Amit Malviya in a social media post.

As the Zero Hour discussion continued, Congress MP Shivaji Kalge addressed issues concerning Maharashtra. However, Tenneti's focus remained on preventing documentation of the proceedings through unauthorized photos or videos, reinforcing the need for protocol adherence within parliamentary confines.

(With inputs from agencies.)