Jaipur, May 21 -- Political tensions in the Rajasthan Assembly escalated following a series of developments involving the disqualification case of BJP MLA Kanwar Lal Meena and a controversial committee reshuffle. Speaker Vasudev Devnani has directed the state's advocate general to submit his legal opinion on Meena's disqualification to the Assembly Secretariat "at the earliest." Devnani said he expects the opinion within a day or two and assured that a lawful and just decision would be taken. Leader of Opposition Tikaram Jully, who met the Speaker along with a Congress delegation, questioned the delay. He pointed out that in past cases-such as those of BSP MLA BL Kushwah and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi-disqualifications were executed swiftly after court orders, without referring the matter to the Attorney General. "Why is the legal opinion needed in this case? Kanwar Lal Meena's membership should be immediately quashed," Jully said. The Supreme Court upheld Meena's three-year jail sentence for threatening a government servant at gunpoint and damaging public property. The apex court directed the MLA to surrender within two weeks. The Congress also raised objections to the removal of its MLA Narendra Budhania as Chairman of the Privilege Committee-just 15 days after his appointment. Jully alleged the move was a violation of procedure, claiming, "There is no rule that allows a committee chairman to be removed once appointed." In response, Speaker Devnani clarified, "it is misleading propaganda that Budhania was removed. He is a senior and experienced legislator, and his expertise will be better utilised in this important committee," Devnani said. He also noted that Budhania's reassignment was part of a broader reshuffle affecting three other committee chairpersons from the ruling BJP as well-decisions he said were made in the House's interest....