Eight Congress MPs from Telangana were suspended from the Lok Sabha for four days for disrupting the House, marking in what marks the clearest-ever indication of the party's reluctance to accept the demand for a separate state. The government led the move to suspend the MPs after they continued to disrupt proceedings on the opening day, frustrating the ambition to make the most of the second leg of the Budget session to transact business and dispel the perception of governance stalemate.After the sloganeering Telangana MPs rushed to the well with placards in the morning defying the disapproval of a visibly upset Congress chief Sonia Gandhi, parliamentary affairs minister Pawan Bansal moved the motion in the afternoon session seeking a four-day suspension.