High drama continued for the second consecutive day in the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly as the session was adjourned for 30 minutes due to intense uproar over the Waqf Amendment Bill. National Conference (NC) MLAs demanded a debate on the bill, a proposal that was earlier rejected by the Speaker citing procedural rules. Tensions escalated when the demand was again denied, leading to loud protests and scuffles. Amid the chaos, Sajad Lone took a jibe at the NC, accusing them of hypocrisy. He pointed out that while NC leader Omar Abdullah was seen meeting central ministers who brought the bill, the party was simultaneously staging protests in the Assembly. This criticism triggered further friction, culminating in physical altercations between NC members and opposition MLAs. The session was temporarily suspended, highlighting the deep political divide and unrest surrounding the controversial amendment and the National Conference's attempt to take control of the opposition narrative.
