In the Monsoon Session of Parliament, there is no possibility of stopping the rain of uproar in the Manipur violence case. The opposition is not ready to soften its stand in the case of two women being paraded naked in the state. Even in the second week of the session starting from Monday, the opposition will be adamant on demanding the Prime Minister's statement in this matter. On the other hand, the government is also not ready to soften its stand in this matter. The government is ready for a short-term discussion on the issue after the home minister's statement.

On Monday, a meeting of opposition parties will be held before the start of proceedings to send a message of solidarity on the issue. After this meeting, leaders of all opposition parties will protest in front of the statue of Mahatma Gandhi in the Parliament House complex. The future strategy on this issue will be decided in the meeting of floor leaders of opposition parties under the leadership of Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Mallikajun Kharge. To avoid the deadlock, the opposition has demanded the statement of the PM, the removal of the state CM N Biren Singh and a long-term discussion under the stop work motion.

On the other hand, the government has also decided not to soften its stand on this issue. Before the proceedings begin on Monday, PM Modi will decide the strategy by meeting with senior ministers. The government wants that there should be a short term discussion on this issue. The government wants to hold a short-term discussion under Rule 176 in the Rajya Sabha instead of the Stop Work motion.

The second phase of the budget session of Parliament was marred by uproar over the Adani case. Then the opposition was adamant on the demand of setting up a JPC to investigate the allegations against the Adani group. Now the monsoon session itself has started with an uproar over the Manipur violence. Due to this, the work of the first two days of both the Houses has become a victim of uproar.