In an unprecedented act, members of Maharashtra's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party-Shiv Sena coalition staged a walk-out from the Legislative Council on Tuesday, disrupting proceedings.
The development came after a series of three adjournments in the upper house by the belligerent opposition parties - which are in majority in the upper house - on various issues, including a demand for the resignation of Housing Minister Prakash Mehta.
Complaining that the opposition parties were not allowing the ministers and legislators to speak, the ruling BJP-SS members walked out of the house in the afternoon.
Shiv Sena leader Anil Parab accused the opposition Congress-Nationalist Congress Party members of flouting rules, creating ruckus and disrupting the proceedings of the upper house.
--IANS
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