chennai the alleged suicide of tiruchengode deputy superintendent of police r vishnupriya rocked the tamil nadu assembly on monday leading to a walkout by opposition parties like dmk congress cpi pmk and puthiya tamilagam and en masse eviction of cpm legislators no sooner had the days proceedings begun with question hour the members of left parties and puthiya tamilagam pt urged the house to defer the business to facilitate the debate on the death of the woman officer who was found hanging at her official residential quarters on friday evening while state government transferred the case to the cbcid there is a mounting pressure for a cbi probe from political parties and outfits citing rules speaker p dhanapal refused to admit the request for a debate and said a resolution was required noisy scenes were witnessed an hour later when the house moved on to discuss a subject on administrative regulations at avinashilingam university for women coimbatore opposition leaders s duraimurugan dmk a soundararajan cpm s arumugam cpi congress s vijayadharani and s krishnasamy pt along with mlas repeated their demand that the house take up the issue rejecting their demand dhanapal said the parties gave notices only in the morning he said the notices were under his consideration a reply from the government is required to take up the issue dhanapal said even as the unrelenting opposition refused to buy the statement leader of the house and finance minister o panneerselvam intervened to say the opposition was deliberate in its attempt to create confusion in the house you cannot dictate the chair panneerselvam said seeking cooperation to transact the rest of the days business incidentally chief minister j jayalalithaa did not attend the assembly on monday when their pleas went unheeded dmk mlas led by duraimurugan walked out in protest followed by congress pmk cpi and pt cpm mlas continued to raise slogans seeking justice forcing dhanapal to issue a stern warning for going against the norms of the house amid the din panneerselvam moved motions on election of members to various committees and speaker called out marshals to evict the cpm mlas en masse later dhanapal said he was compelled to take action against the left members as they were deliberately disrupting the proceedings since morning speaking to reporters soundararajan took strong objection to the eviction the incident took place three days ago and eviction is nothing but a respect paid by the chair for seeking reply from the government despite giving 56 call attention motions of public importance the chair has taken up only five so far for discussion that the rest are under review and consideration cannot be accepted he saidread also tamil nadu opposition parties demand cbi probe into woman dsps death