The parliamentary session is predicted to be raucous, mirroring Monday’s disruptive proceedings, with little legislative progress anticipated. Several critical bills, including foreign contribution amendments and increasing Supreme Court judges, are slated for discussion. Opposition scrutiny is expected, fueled by contentious issues like exam leaks and electoral roll revisions. While the ruling coalition gained strength via defections, a two-thirds majority for constitutional amendments is still elusive. The author stresses assured confrontation, advocating for productive debates that prioritize national interest over heated arguments, suggesting more political theatre than substantive action.