Legendary musician and Rajya Sabha MP Ilaiyaraaja has been drawing flak for not attending even a single day of the recently-held winter session of the Parliament.

To stabilize the fallen country, the nominations were made on Tuesday to elect the new president of Srilanka in Parliament. 

Actor-turned-politician Kamal Haasan has scathingly attacked the Centre over such changes and cited the decree as a fashion of authoritarianism. 

Let's take a look at the new unparliamentary words in the parliament, what happens if the MPs use them, and how the opposition leaders have reacted to the controversial changes. 

Eight opposition party leaders led by Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge had met Venkaiah Naidu and urged him to repeal the suspension.

Vice President and Rajya Sabha Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu expressed his unhappiness over the affairs of the house in the previous session.

Ahead of the session, Prime Minister Modi had asserted that his government is ready for the constructive discussion and urged the opposition to extend the co-operation for the session. 

He is one of the few ministers who retained their berths in the Union cabinet when Prime Minister Narendra Modi has carried out a major cabinet overhaul.

As Modi's cabinet is now built with several new faces, they will be the face of addressing the issues in the Parliament. 

On the other hand, Congress is not ready to keep Azad away from active politics at a high time when the party needs to build a stable opposition both inside and outside the Parliament.