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Rijiju Responds to Kharge on Delay in Proroguing Monsoon Session
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What Happened?
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju addressed Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge's concerns about the delay in proroguing the Monsoon Session, stating no specific period is mandated for prorogation.
Key points
- Rijiju clarified that there is no constitutional requirement for a specific prorogation period after adjournment.
- He noted that 64 days have passed since the Monsoon Session was adjourned on August 13.
- Rijiju cited past instances of similar delays during the Congress-led UPA government.
- He mentioned that the government reached out to Congress multiple times for discussions on the Constitutional Amendment Bill.
- Rijiju expressed surprise at the repeated demands for consultation despite previous outreach efforts.
Key insights
- Rijiju's response may influence future discussions on parliamentary procedures.
- The government's outreach to other parties indicates a shift in strategy due to Congress's lack of response.
- The historical context of delays may affect public perception of current government actions.
Why it matters
The response highlights the government's stance on parliamentary procedures and the importance of cooperation among political parties.
Entities
Kiren Rijiju· PersonMallikarjun Kharge· PersonParliament· OrganizationCongress· OrganizationIndia· Country
Source
Times of India
