The opposition BJP once again went aggressive in the assembly Friday and protested, demanding debate on the personal allegations against Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh through adjournment motion.

 

 While the proceedings of the assembly continued, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) did not participate and kept raising slogans till the adjournment of the house.

 

 Virbhadra Singh was, however, not present in the house as he was away to Delhi on an official tour.

 

 As soon as Speaker B.B.L. Butail announced the question hour, BJP member Rikhi Ram Kaundal was on his legs and enquired about the adjournment motion notice moved by 14 BJP members to discuss the personal allegations carried in newspapers against the chief minister.

 

 The speaker said he would have to look into the facts before giving any decision. This infuriated the BJP members as they stood up and started raising slogans. They said many facts would come during the discussion.

 

 BJP member Ravinder Ravi said it was a serious allegation that the chief minister's wife, son and daughter and an office on special duty (OSD) have shares in the Tarini Infrastructure Ltd Company.

 

 Health Minister Kaul Singh Thakur said the company was registered and legally anyone could have shares in it.

 

 Later, the speaker rejected the adjournment motion, following which the BJP members, led by former chief minister Prem Kumar Dhumal went to the well of the house. The house proceedings continued, but nothing could be heard in the din.

 

 It was for the second time that the BJP brought adjournment motion in the house in the six-day winter session that began Monday.