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An inquiry has been ordered in Parliament after an MP was allegedly found smoking or vaping on the premises. According to India Today's Aishwarya Palliwan, the Speaker has taken cognizance of the incident following a formal complaint filed by Anurag Thakur. While a designated smoking room exists, the rules are clear that 'You cannot be smoking or vaping inside the house'. As part of the inquiry, forensic samples have been collected and sent for testing. The committee is awaiting the reports and will also summon the MP in question to hear their side of the story before making a final decision.

US Ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, affirmed the commitment to finalising a trade deal between the two nations and said real friends can disagree but always resolve their differences in the end.

Parliament Speaker Om Birla has issued a stern warning to Members of Parliament regarding recent allegations of e-cigarette usage within the Parliament's premises. He stated, 'action will be taken in the e-cigarette route and that MPs must follow the rules of the Parliament,' indicating that a full inquiry is underway and a committee has been established to investigate the matter. This follows claims from BJP MP and minister Anurag Thakur, who highlighted alleged violations by certain Opposition MPs. CCTV footage is reportedly under review, and MPs involved will be questioned appropriately. Om Birla emphasised the need to respect the dignity and rules of the Lok Sabha, reinforcing strict adherence to both parliamentary guidelines and national law.

This India Today special report focusses on the CBI investigation into the deadly Karur stampede, with Tamizhaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK) chief Vijay being questioned in Delhi.