Monsoon Session of Parliament from Today: 31 Bills may be Introduced

Monsoon session of Parliament is starting from today. In this, a total of 31 bills can be introduced including 2 financials
Image Credit: The Financial Express
Image Credit: The Financial Express

Monsoon session of Parliament is starting from today. In this, a total of 31 bills can be introduced including 2 financials. This session is to last till August 13. Congress MP Manish Tewari will move an adjournment motion in Lok Sabha against farmers' law.

It is the effort of the government that the session does not become a ruckus, as the opposition is preparing to surround the government on the pretext of farmers' agitation and Corona. In the all-party meeting held on Sunday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the government is ready for a meaningful discussion in Parliament.

Prime Minister will speak on Corona on July 20

In the meeting, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi told that Prime Minister Modi will address the MPs of both the houses at the Parliament House Annexe on July 20. During this, he will speak on Corona. Opposition parties objected to this. He called it an attempt to bypass the norms of Parliament. Trinamool Congress Rajya Sabha MP Derek O'Brien said that the Parliament session is starting, so the Prime Minister should speak in the House.

Sources in opposition parties said the leaders have turned down Joshi's offer. Some even suggested a joint meeting of both the houses in the Central Hall. CPI(M) General Secretary General Sitaram Yechury said that the party has always been in the position that whatever the government has to say when Parliament is in session, it can do so on the floor of the House.

Opposition's demand – Prime Minister should speak in the House

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Image Credit: Republic World

Yechury said it was not right for the government to do so. If the Parliament is in session, then whatever the government wants to keep, it has to be done inside the Parliament itself. At the same time, O'Brien claimed that all opposition leaders present in the meeting including Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge and Leader of Congress in Lok Sabha Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, Samajwadi Party's Ram Gopal Yadav, BSP's Satish Mishra rejected the suggestion to address outside Parliament. done. Leaders of 33 parties attended the meeting.

Lok Sabha Speaker meets MPs a day before the session

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla met leaders of parties in Lok Sabha on Sunday ahead of the monsoon session. He told that the session will run according to the Kovid protocol. During this time, small parties will also be given plenty of time. Last time 122% of work was done with the help of all parties.

The issue of the farmers' movement will remain a shadow

Farmers' organizations protesting against the new agricultural laws have warned of a protest outside Parliament from July 22. He had a meeting with Delhi Police on this issue on Sunday. After this, farmer leader Darshan Pal told that we have told the police that on July 22, 200 people will go to Parliament and farmers will run the Parliament there. We never talked about gheraoing the Parliament. Hope we get permission.

On the other hand, Akali Dal MP Harsimrat Kaur Badal said that all the parties have said that the farmers' movement is a big issue. Let it be solved. The House will run when the issues of the people are resolved.

Police ready for protesters

In view of the Parliament gherao by the farmers during the Monsoon Session, the Delhi Police has kept a close watch on the 7 metro stations (Janpath, Lok Kalyan Marg, Patel Chowk, Rajiv Chowk, Central Secretariat, Mandi House, Udyog Bhawan) of the Delhi Metro and if needed they are A letter has been written for closure.

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