Parliamentary meeting.
The winter session of Parliament begins on Monday 25 November. The winter session of Parliament began against the backdrop of the return of the Bharatiya Janata Party-led grand alliance government to power in Maharashtra and the Indian Union’s victory in Jharkhand. This meeting will last until December 20. Sixteen bills, including the Waqf Committee, have been included for consideration in this session.
Meanwhile, the various parties of the India Group have met on the first day of the winter session of Parliament. The meeting will be held at 10 am at the office of Congress president and member of the Lok Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge. At this meeting, a strategy will be formulated for the winter session of Parliament.
While the opposition is likely to raise issues of violence in Manipur, waqf bill and Adani during winter session of Parliament, BJP and NDA win in Maharashtra Assembly elections and Uttar Pradesh Assembly by-elections Post-enthusiasm may be high.
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Meanwhile, despite defeat in Maharashtra, the Congress won the by-elections to two Lok Sabha seats. In Kerala, Priyanka Gandhi won by over four lakh votes. She will embark on her first tour of parliamentary life during the Winter Session.
Minister Kiren Rijiju holds meeting with all parties
Federal Minister of Parliamentary Affairs Kiren Rigiju held a meeting with party leaders in the upper and lower houses of parliament on Sunday. During the meeting with Rijiju, the opposition parties asked the Center to allow Parliament to discuss the US prosecutor’s bribery charges against the Adani group. The minister clarified that matters raised by the House of Representatives and the Senate will be decided by the empowered committee with the consent of the Speaker.
After the meeting, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Rijiju said the government has called on all parties to ensure the smooth operation of the House of Commons and the House of Federation.
16 provinces including Waqf Act listed
The central government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has listed 16 bills, including the Waqf Bill Amendment Bill, in the session ending December 20.The Religious Endowments (Amendment) Bill is being scrutinized by a joint parliamentary committee. The group was due to submit its report this session, but opposition members asked for an extension of time for the group to submit its report.
According to the information received, 5 bills have been listed for introduction, consideration and adoption during the session, and 10 bills have been listed for consideration and adoption.
