Overview
- Congress MLAs escalated protests on Tuesday and Wednesday, wearing 'Jagga Jasoos' caps and charging the BJP government with spying on opposition benches.
- The confrontation intensified after Speaker Vasudev Devnani refused Leader of Opposition Tika Ram Jully permission to ask a supplementary question on Khanpur, prompting MLAs to storm the well.
- Government Chief Whip Jogeshwar Garg rejected the surveillance charge, arguing cameras in the House are for transparency and security, not privacy violations.
- The Assembly passed an Anti-Conversion Bill by voice vote during the uproar, proposing life imprisonment for mass conversions through deception and seven to fourteen years for fraudulent conversions.
- Congress also rallied over delays to Panchayati Raj and municipal elections and sought the release of footage from the newly installed cameras.