<h1>Union minister condemns legislative disruptions; EC reports 98.2% voter document receipt; ex-CM house arrest precedes tribal protests</h1> A Union minister criticized repeated disruptions of legislative sittings as improper when opposition tactics prevent Houses from functioning, raising questions about parliamentary procedure and contempt risks; the Election Commission reported 98.2% document receipt in a state's voters' list revision while a major opposition leader alleged institutional collusion and threatened legal-political challenges; a former state chief minister was placed under house arrest ahead of tribal protests, implicating preventive law and rights of assembly; the Supreme Court ordered expedited wetland boundary demarcation and intervened after contentious bench orders, and criminal investigations included a dowry-related homicide arrest and an attempted custodial escape.