After Holi, the second phase of the budgetary session will start from today, many reports, including the grant, will be discussed
The start of the second term of the budgetary session.
Parliament Budget session :: The second phase of the Parliament’s budgetary session will start again from Monday. On the occasion of Holi, the acts of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha were postponed until March 16. According to the functions of the Parliament, with the start of the Lok Sabha procedure at 11 a.m., the reports received from the Standing Committee and other questions related to the Legislative Assembly will be presented to discuss. BJP MP Radha Mohan Singh, and MP
The budget session will take place until April 4
Likewise, the head of the Congress and deputy Shashi Tharoor and the deputy of the BJP Arun Govil will submit the fifth report of the Standing Foreign Affairs Committee. This report grants 2025-2026 for the Ministry of External Affairs. While Lok Sabha, the deputies PC Mohan and Godam Nagesh will present the report of social justice and empowerment. The second part of the Budget session of the Parliament began on March 10 and will take place until April 4. On March 12, there was a huge outcry in Rajya Sabha about the declaration of the president of the Mallikarjun Kharge “Thokge” congress. Kharge reacted to the declaration of the Minister of Education Dharmendra Pradhan on the new education policy and policy in three language.
This session was quite rude
Until now, the budgetary session of the Parliament has been enough of the heckling. The opposition parties raised the question of the alleged manipulation of the voters and voter identity cards in several states, including the Maharashtra, Haryana and Bengal. The head of the opposition to Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi and the head of the opposition to Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge asked for a discussion on this subject. Rahul Gandhi said questions are raised on the opposition list of voters across the country, they should be discussed in the House.
We are ready to discuss each issue: Nadda
On the opposition’s tumult, the Union Minister of Health, JP Nadda, allegedly alleged that an attempt is made to discredit Parliament and democracy by giving an opinion under rule 267. The government is ready to discuss any problem, but the opposition is not interested in the debate.
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