Highlights: Lok Sabha adjourned until Monday

Government has decided that it will discuss issues concerning farm laws and protests' staged by farmers' unions representatives once the session reconvenes, news agency ANI reported.

Union minister for agriculture Narendra Singh Tomar said that in Rajya Sabha opposition lawmakers failed to point out the flaws in the newly passed farm laws and reiterated his commitment towards holding discussions with all stakeholders to resolve the deadlock.

Amid slogans demanding repeal of farm laws, Lok Sabha speaker Om Birla adjourned the session. The session will reconvene again on Monday.

Congress leader Digvijaya Singh said that the Centre may have drafted the farm laws in Mumbai. He said that the agriculture minister may be a good person but he may not know much about agriculture.

Congress, Shiv Sena, TMC, RSP give respective amendment motions in Lok Sabha over various issues related to the farmer laws.

"Our efforts are that farmers' incomes are doubled and contribution of agriculture to GDP increases rapidly. These agriculture laws are also an important step in this direction. I want to tell his House and farmers that PM Modi is committed towards welfare of farmers," says Narendra Singh Tomar.

I made it clear that if govt is ready to make amendments, it doesn't mean there is any problem in farm laws. People in a particular state are misinformed: Narendra Tomar

We have started to provide MSP, 50% more than the production cost. Also, ₹1 lakh crore agriculture infrastructure fund has been given under Atmanirbhar package. We have tried to ensure the requisite investment reaches the agriculture sector: Narendra Tomar

Farmers have been misled into thinking that under these laws, their land would be snatched away from them, says minister Tomar.

For last two months, I've been asking farmers' leaders what's 'black' about farm laws; they didn't answer, says agriculture minister Tomar.

15th Finance Commission has recommended for providing ₹2.36 lakh crores to gram panchayats, which has been accepted by the Cabinet. Around ₹43,000 crore have been sanctioned for healthcare in rural areas. ₹2.8 lakh crores will be spent via gram panchayats in five years: Narendra Singh Tomar, Union health minister

"I appeal from this floor that the constitutionality of laws whether is it CAA or the farm laws must be decided immediately. Parliament should take note of this," says Sharma

It is a matter of concern that the Supreme Court keeps constitutional matter pending for a long time. When constitutional matters demand urgent hearing and decision, long delays and kicking of the bucket down the road by the judiciary creates conflict, tension and distrust: Anand Sharma

"We express sympathies for police personnel and officers who were injured during the Jan 26 violence. No one has the right to attack those who are discharging their duties. The Red Fort incident has sent shockwaves across the nation and it should be investigated," says Anand Sharma.

Farmers were forced to fight for their rights and to get justice. Government of India is responsible for the situation that has arisen. I want to pay tributes to the 194 farmers who died during the protests: Anand Sharma, Congress MP in Rajya Sabha

Notice of amendments to Motion of Thanks on President’s address given by Digvijay Singh, KK Ragesh, T Siva, M Shanmugam, KC Venugopal, V Vijaysai Reddy, Deepender Hooda, Vishambhar Prasad Yadav, Chhaya Verma, and Elamaram Kareem in Rajya Sabha.

Congress MP and Whip in Lok Sabha Manickam Tagore has given adjournment motion notice over 'bodies of four fishermen from Tamil Nadu found in Palk Strait.'

"Nails have been fixed near the protest sites. I think govt would not have made this kind of preparation at Pakistan border as it is doing at Delhi borders. Annadatas are being called the enemy of the nation. I urge you to shun ego and repeal the three laws," says BSP MP Mishra

You (govt) have dug up trenches to suppress farmers' stir. You've not done it for them, but for yourself. You snapped their water & electricity supplies and even removed toilets, without thinking that women are also there. This is a human rights violation: BSP MP Satish Mishra in Rajya Sabha

BJP has issued a three-line whip to its Rajya Sabha MPs to be present in the House from Feb 8 to Feb 12 to support government's stand.

Rajya Sabha proceedings commence on day 6 of the ongoing Budget session of Parliament.