Stormy session ahead as opposition flags temple row, NEET, E20
Opposition pushes for Parliament debate on Ram temple donation embezzlement, NEET paper leak, and E20 petrol row.
Parliamentary affairs minister Kiren Rijiju warns disruption will cost opposition politically.
Rijiju says Congress can raise demands but cannot force the government.
Government lists eight-bill agenda, makes no mention of constitution amendment bill for Lok Sabha expansion or women's reservation.
Several opposition MPs raise NEET-UG paper leak at all-party meet; RSP MP N K Premachandran calls for structured debate.
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