Soon after the Question Hour ended, DMK Legislative Party Leader M K Stalin tried to raise the issue, but Speaker P Dhanapal denied him permission.
DMK members persisted with their demand for a while but with the Speaker not heeding, Stalin led his partymen in trooping out of the House.
The DMDK members were suspended on February 19 after they created a ruckus and damaged a portion of the Speaker's podium following an uproar over a remark by their Deputy Leader in the assembly.
Krishnasamy stood before the Speaker's chair and tried to make certain comments following which Dhanapal ordered the Marshals to evict him.
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