The Monsoon Session of the Indian Parliament has become a point of contention between the ruling government and the opposition. The Indian National Congress has publicly described the session as being on a 'ventilator,' a metaphor used to suggest that parliamentary proceedings are effectively paralyzed or non-functional.

According to Congress party officials, the primary cause of this legislative deadlock is the government's difficulty in securing a clear majority to pass a controversial delimitation bill. The party alleges that the Union Home Minister is currently 'scrambling' to negotiate with various political factions to ensure the bill has enough support to move forward.

While the Congress party has been vocal about these claims, the government has not yet issued a formal response to the specific allegations regarding the status of the delimitation bill or the internal state of the session. The situation highlights ongoing tensions regarding the legislative agenda and the government's ability to manage parliamentary consensus during the current session.