New Delhi: The Winter Session of Parliament, scheduled from November 25 to December 20, commences today. The government is set to present 16 significant bills during this session. However, strong opposition from rival parties is anticipated, potentially making this session a hotbed of intense debates.
Special Constitution Day Celebration:
To mark the 75th anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution, a special event will be held in the Central Hall of Parliament on November 26, celebrated as Constitution Day, according to Union Minister Kiren Rijiju.
Key Bills to Be Tabled:
The government plans to introduce several important and controversial bills, including the “One Nation, One Election” framework and amendments to the Waqf Property Act. These proposals are expected to escalate political tensions within Parliament.
Opposition’s Agenda:
Opposition parties are gearing up to confront the government on issues such as Manipur violence and rising food grain prices. Heated discussions and protests are expected to dominate the session from day one.READ THIS- Good News for KSRTC Passengers: Tickets Can Now Be Purchased via UPI!
This Winter Session is poised to be marked by legislative milestones and political confrontations. Significant decisions impacting the nation are likely to be deliberated during the session.
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