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  1. The government is facing pressure to justify its existence, while a parliamentary body is considering electoral reform.
  2. The government is seeking to pass constitutional amendment bills, which requires the upper house (Rajya Sabha) to approve them.

Nityanand Rai introduced an amendment bill regarding national symbols, which was strongly opposed by the Communist Party of India in the Rajya Sabha.

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Nityanand Rai introduced an amendment bill regarding national symbols, which was strongly opposed by the Communist Party of India in the Rajya Sabha.

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  1. Nityanand Rai accused the Congress party of appeasement politics during proceedings in the Rajya Sabha, seeking a response from Amit Shah.Sub-event
  2. Nityanand Rai introduced an amendment bill regarding national symbols, which was strongly opposed by the Communist Party of India in the Rajya Sabha.1 source
  3. Nityanand Rai introduced a national symbols amendment bill, met with strong opposition from the CPI in the Rajya Sabha.1 source

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