Modi Govt may try to pass Delimitation and women reservation bills next month |Raj Singh
The central government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi is reportedly considering calling a special session of Parliament next month. According to media sources, the administration may push for the passage of two major legislative measures during this session: the Delimitation Bill and the Women's Reservation Bill. A special parliamentary session would allow the ruling government to fast-track these crucial policy agendas, which have been subjects of intense political discussion across the country. While official announcements regarding the exact dates and formal agenda of the session are still awaited, political circles are already abuzz with anticipation over the potential introduction of these landmark bills. The delimitation exercise aims to redraw constituency boundaries, while the women's reservation bill seeks to guarantee greater political representation for women in legislative bodies.
The Narendra Modi Govt may try to call a special session of Parliament next month to get Delimitation and women reservation bills passed, according to media reports.
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