Renuka Chowdhury Faces Privilege Breach Notice for Bringing Dog to Parliament, Controversial Remarks

• Congress MP Renuka Chowdhury received a privilege breach notice for bringing a stray puppy into Parliament and making controversial remarks about fellow MPs.
• The controversy began on December 1 when Chowdhury arrived with a puppy; she later mimicked barking and stated, "The real dogs are sitting in Parliament."
• Chowdhury defended her actions, claiming she rescued the puppy from an accident and challenged any law prohibiting animals in Parliament.
• BJP MPs Brijlal and Indu Bala Goswami moved the motion, calling her act a violation of parliamentary decorum; BJP MP Jagdambika Pal termed it a 'spectacle'.
• Rahul Gandhi defended Chowdhury, questioning why the dog wasn't allowed inside, while the notice requires a response by February 23.