Renuka Chowdhury Faces Privilege Notice Over 'Dog in Parliament' Row

• Congress MP Renuka Chowdhury served a breach of privilege notice for bringing a stray dog into Parliament and alleged derogatory remarks against MPs.
• The Rajya Sabha Committee of Privileges is investigating the complaint and has asked her to respond by February 23.
• BJP MPs Brij Lal and Indu Bala Goswami filed the complaint, citing Chowdhury's alleged statement: "those who bite are sitting inside the Parliament."
• Complainants also accused her of violating security protocols by bringing the dog into the Parliament complex.
• Chowdhury, a dog lover, defended her actions, stating she rescued the stray and questioned objections, claiming no law against it.