As soon as the House met for the day, more than 20 TMC members trooped into the Well and shouted slogans for sometime before staging a walkout. They alleged that the country's federal structure was being challenged by misusing CBI in the Saradha case.
Speaker Sumitra Mahajan rejected an adjournment notice given by TMC leader Saugata Roy.
TMC members were heard shouting that misuse of CBI should be stopped.
"Let there be a debate on Saradha scam anytime," the Minister said, adding that corruption cannot be hidden by shouting slogans in the House.
However, Congress members protested against Naidu making an intervention in the matter, with party leader Mallikarjun Kharge wondering as to how the Parliamentary Affairs Minister can clarify on the Saradha issue during Question Hour.
Last week, CBI had arrested West Bengal Transport Minister Madan Mitra in connection with the scam.
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