The continued disruptions in the Rajya Sabha was mentioned in Prime Minister Narendra Modis speech for retiring members on Wednesday. Modi said the outgoing Rajya Sabha members would not be able to participate in debates when the House decides on important bills such as the one which seeks to criminalise the practice of instant triple talaq. In his brief speech, Modi said unfortunately, the retiring members will not be part of Parliament when the decision on instant triple talaq is taken. Triple Talaq bill is going to play an important role in the countrys history. It would have been better if you would had contributed in such an important decision. He also said the outgoing members must have prepared speeches on important issues so that their contribution is remembered. But they could not do so. He said the responsibility of smooth functioning lies not only with the Opposition but also with the government. The Prime Minister also lamented the disruptions by saying the Upper House need not follow in the steps on Lok Sabha. There are very few in the House who have not been associated with ideology of any party. Most members here are from ideological background. So, it is quite natural that they try to establish their viewpoint in the House. But we also have expectations that it is not necessary that whatever happens in the (Lok Sabha) must be followed in the (Rajya Sabha), he said.