In a tweet, O'Brien predicted that Parliament would be stopped prematurely.

Trinamool Congress MP Derek O'Brien on Monday hit out at the government's decision to curtail the monsoon session of Parliament.

Both houses of Parliament were adjourned sine die on Monday.

Derek O'Brien said, "This is the seventh time in a row that Parliament's session has been shortened. Stop making fun of Parliament. We will fight for its sanctity and PM Narendra Modi and Amit Shah have to convert this great institution into Gujarat Gymkhana. will stop it." 

In a tweet on August 4, O'Brien predicted that Parliament would be stopped prematurely.

He tweeted, "There is a discussion on Parliament Street that the government wants to end the monsoon session on August 8 instead of August 12. Bad. Why is the Narendra Modi government running away from Parliament."

On Monday, in his farewell speech to outgoing Vice President Venkaiah Naidu, O'Brien had a series of questions he was expected to answer.

"In March 2013, M Venkaiah Naidu (then MP of the opposition) led the discussion in RS on phone tapping. One day in his autobiography he may tell us who has denied him the right to discuss Pegasus to the opposition. forced," the MP said in another tweet tagged another video of his speech, "M Venkaiah Naidu gave an emotional speech on petrol and diesel in Sept 2013. One day he will tell us in his autobiography why then. No."

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O'Brien tweeted, "Rajya Sabha passed Agriculture Bills in Sept 2020. One day M Venkaiah Naidu will tell us in his autobiography why he was not in the chair that day, coming from an agricultural family."

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