The House was adjourned temporarily following the uproar.
The state Legislature was discussing the UDF's notice on the Kochi incident yesterday when the ruckus broke out.
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan's statement expressing doubts whether there was a larger conspiracy behind the incident and whether the Sena activists were allegedly hired by the Opposition, infuriated the UDF MLAs.
The MLAs first protested by sitting in the well of the House and then rushed to the treasury benches.
Fearing that the situation might go out of control, Speaker P Sreeramakrishnan adjourned the House temporarily.
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