Anti-Pak resolution in Parliament: Events throughout the day

New Delhi: 4:05 pm: The Rajya Sabha adopted resolution against Pakistan condemning Pakistan Army for indulging in the attacks and asked the government of Pakistan to abide by the ceasefire commitment of 2003 along the international border and the LoC in letter and spirit.

3:05 pm: The Lok Sabha has passed a resolution condemning attacks by Pakistan Army at the LoC. Meanwhile, the House has been adjourned till Monday.

2:15 pm: There has been an uproar in Lok Sabha after Food Security Bill was taken up for a discussion. The House has been adjourned till 3 pm.

1:40 pm: Amidst government's failure to curb price rise, BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad, took a dig at PM Manmohan Singh, saying, "I fail to understand that government is not able to control price rise though the PM is one of the finest economist, perhaps he is in office but not in authority."

12:40 pm: The Lok Sabha has been adjourned till 2 pm.

12:35 pm: Food Security Bill may not be discussed in Parliament today, say government sources.

12:30 pm: The Opposition has demanded a statement over the INS Sindhurakshak explosions. However, Congress leader Rajiv Shukla said that the government can't make a statement without facts.

11:40 am: The Lok Sabha has taken up the Supreme Court Judgement on appointment of a professor of AIIMS.

11:05 am: The Lok Sabha is likely to pass resolution condemning Pakistan resolution against India. Pakistan's National Assembly on Tuesday passed a resolution accusing Indian troops of "unprovoked aggression" on the LoC and extending support to the "struggle" of the Kashmiri people.

The resolution, moved by Science and Technology Minister Zahid Hamid, a senior leader of ruling PML-N, condemned the "unprovoked aggression by Indian military forces across the LoC in recent days" and reiterated that Pakistan "shall continue to extend diplomatic, political and moral support for the just and legitimate struggle of the Kashmiri people".

UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi is set to lead the debate on the Food Security Bill from government's side on Wednesday. UPA's ambitious Rs 1.25 lakh crore bill aims to provide subsidised food grain to 70 per cent of the population in the country.

Meanwhile, the issue of Robert Vadra land deals rocked both houses of Parliament on Tuesday. Following an uproar over the issue, the Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha were adjourned several times on during the day.

Just minutes after discussion started in Rajya Sabha on Tuesday, Chairman Hamid Ansari adjourned the House after Opposition MPs started shouting slogans and tried to raise the Robert Vadra land deal. The Lok Sabha was also adjourned after the Opposition MPs levelled charges against UPA that it was not allowing to discuss the Vadra land deal case with the support of its allies.

The BJP is demanding an SIT probe in Vadra land deals, however Congress has said that Roabert Vadra is a private individaul and we would not allow Vadra to be discussed in the Parliament.