Opposition legislators demanded that they be allowed to pay respect to Munde, who died in a road accident in Delhi on June 3.
The House was adjourned twice after proceedings began as the treasury benches insisted that the House had already approved a 'condolence motion' following Munde's demise on Tuesday and argued that adopting another 'condolence motion' would set a wrong precedent.
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The Speaker asked group leaders to evolve a consensus on how to resolve the matter. The suggestion to move a 'gratitude motion' was decided during this meeting (of group leaders), which was later approved by the House.
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