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Monsoon Session of Odisha House Witnesses Ruckus over Textbook Errors, Mines Act

BJD and Congress MLAs disrupted proceedings over the mining law and textbook errors, forcing Speaker Surama Padhy to adjourn the House till 1.10 pm.

  • On Tuesday, the Odisha Assembly Monsoon Session began with uproarious scenes as Opposition members from the Biju Janata Dal and Congress protested the MMDR Amendment Act and textbook errors, forcing Speaker Surama Padhy to adjourn proceedings.
  • BJD legislators demanded the resignation of School and Mass Education Minister Nityananda Gond over error-ridden textbooks for Classes I to VIII, while Congress members alleged the Centre undermined State authority regarding mineral resources through the recent Amendment Act.
  • After the Speaker adjourned the House until 1.10 pm, BJD MLAs moved their protest to Lower PMG Square, while BJP MLA Irasish Acharya criticized the Opposition for disrupting the session without justified reason.
  • Scheduled to continue until October 3, the Monsoon Session began with obituary references to six former members and victims of Nepal floods, with the government planning to introduce six key Bills.
  • Although the government has started distributing corrected textbooks, officials acknowledge that nearly half the academic year has already passed, leaving the Opposition to continue demanding accountability for the initial distribution fiasco.
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ODISHA BYTES broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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