New Delhi: The Lok Sabha has officially disclosed the agenda for the upcoming special session of Parliament scheduled for the month of September. Key bills that will be discussed during the session include The Press and Periodicals Registration Bill, The Advocates Bill 2023, Chief Election Commission and Other Election Commission Appointment Bill, and The Post Office Bill.
The release of the agenda follows a period of confusion and heated debates within the political landscape, as opposition members vocally demanded transparency regarding the session’s objectives. Opposition Leader Jairam Ramesh, while addressing the media, asserted that the Lok Sabha’s decision to unveil the agenda came under pressure from Congress President Sonia Gandhi.
Mr. Ramesh expressed his discontent, questioning the necessity of convening a special session for these bills. He argued that all of the proposed legislation could have been adequately discussed during the regular winter session of Parliament.
The forthcoming special session is expected to be a platform for intense debates and discussions on these critical bills, setting the stage for significant developments in the country’s legislative landscape.
