TDP MP KP Tenneti NEW DELHI: TDP MP Krishna Prasad Tenneti, who was presiding over the Lok Sabha proceedings on Tuesday when some opposition MPs threw papers at him, said that someone from the opposition called him “yaar” (friend/buddy) and, when he objected, a few MPs charged at him and began tearing and throwing papers.The MPs, including seven from the Congress, were subsequently suspended from the House for the rest of the Budget session.“When I was in the chair, somebody from the opposition was calling the chair as ‘yaar,’ which is objectionable in any House of Representatives. I pointed that out. The response I got was, ‘what is wrong in saying “yaar”’ — which is not correct,” Tenneti, who was filling in for Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, told ANI.”In continuation of that, some of them came to the table and started tearing papers and throwing, which is again objectionable. This is not the behaviour one is expected to come up with in Parliament,” he added. The TDP is a key constituent of the BJP-led ruling NDA.The suspended oppositiommembers are Gurjeet Singh Aujla, Hibi Eden, C Kiran Kumar Reddy, Amarinder Singh Raja Warring, Manickam Tagore, Prashant Padole and Dean Kuriakose (all Congress) and S Ventakesan (CPI-M).Moving the resolution seeking their suspension, Union minister Kiren Rijiju said the members acted in “utter disregard” of the House and the authority of the Chair. “They also tore papers and threw them on the Chair and were named by the Chair for their behaviour,” the minister added.The suspended MPs had also tried to climb onto the table of the House secretary-general, tore papers, and threw them at the Chair.The House passed the resolution by a voice vote, after which proceedings were adjourned for the day amid uproar.The Congress, led by leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi, later staged a protest outside the Parliament building against the suspension of their party colleagues.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosGold, Silver Under Pressure After Peaks: Should You Invest And Hold Precious Metals Or Sell Off?India Moves To Secure Chicken’s Neck As Underground Rail Project Targets Strategic Vulnerabilities’Exit India If…’: Supreme Court Sends Sharp Message To Meta Over WhatsApp Policy, Indian User Data’PM Modi Under Pressure From Trump’: Rahul Gandhi Claims As Trade Deal Debate Paralyses Lok SabhaIndia-US Trade Deal: US Tariff Cut Puts India Ahead Of China, Pakistan, Bangladesh In Trade Race‘I Will Not Bow Down To Hatred’:Uttarakhand Man Who Shielded Muslim Trader Becomes Social Media StarNDA MPs Felicitate PM Modi For India-US trade Deal At Parliamentary Party MeetingCongress Rounds On Govt As Trump Announces India‑US Trade Deal, Urges Full Disclosure To ParliamentMomentous, Strategic: EU Ambassador Signals India FTA And Security Pact To Be Finalised End Of YearIndia-US Trade Deal: Ex-US Trade Rep Mark Linscott Hails Pact Linking World’s Top Economies123PhotostoriesBefore winter ends, cook these 10 cosy favourites one more time7 animals with extraordinary and rare face patterns on earthFuel switch cuts off again: Safety safeguard failure on Air India’s London–Bengaluru 787; what it revealsThese 5 countries have the most affordable housing and the reason is…Upcoming bikes in February 2026: 6 luxury bikes which are likely to hit the roads in February 2026’Dhurandhar’, Madras Cafe; Bollywood edge-of-the-seat spy thrillers inspired by real terror operationsMahashivratri: 6 Most Famous Temples of Lord Shiva You Can Visit in IndiaA closer look at Bengaluru’s high-speed rail future5 Indian women painters who reshaped modern art and deserve more spotlightDipika Kakar and her mother-in-law get emotional talking about their bond; actress says ‘After everything I went through last year, I’m grateful for today’123Hot PicksBudget 2026Gold Silver PricesCigarette Prices HikeIndia US TradeIncome Tax CalculatorPublic holidays February 2026Bank Holidays februaryTop TrendingSuper Bowl HalftimeMLB Trade RumorsGeorge SpringerTom BradyTampa Bay LightningNHL Trade RumorsDarnell NurseRyan ClarkSam BennettGold Riyadh Players Ranking
NEW DELHI: TDP MP Krishna Prasad Tenneti, who was presiding over the Lok Sabha proceedings on Tuesday when some opposition MPs threw papers at him, said that someone from the opposition called him “yaar” (friend/buddy) and, when he objected, a few MPs charged at him and began tearing and throwing papers.The MPs, including seven from the Congress, were subsequently suspended from the House for the rest of the Budget session.“When I was in the chair, somebody from the opposition was calling the chair as ‘yaar,’ which is objectionable in any House of Representatives. I pointed that out. The response I got was, ‘what is wrong in saying “yaar”’ — which is not correct,” Tenneti, who was filling in for Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, told ANI.“In continuation of that, some of them came to the table and started tearing papers and throwing, which is again objectionable. This is not the behaviour one is expected to come up with in Parliament,” he added. The TDP is a key constituent of the BJP-led ruling NDA.The suspended oppositiommembers are Gurjeet Singh Aujla, Hibi Eden, C Kiran Kumar Reddy, Amarinder Singh Raja Warring, Manickam Tagore, Prashant Padole and Dean Kuriakose (all Congress) and S Ventakesan (CPI-M).Moving the resolution seeking their suspension, Union minister Kiren Rijiju said the members acted in “utter disregard” of the House and the authority of the Chair. “They also tore papers and threw them on the Chair and were named by the Chair for their behaviour,” the minister added.The suspended MPs had also tried to climb onto the table of the House secretary-general, tore papers, and threw them at the Chair.The House passed the resolution by a voice vote, after which proceedings were adjourned for the day amid uproar.The Congress, led by leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi, later staged a protest outside the Parliament building against the suspension of their party colleagues.
