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Both Houses To Reconvene Debate On Union Budget 2023
Both Houses To Reconvene Debate On Union Budget 2023
- The Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha will resume to discuss the Union Budget 2023 after being suspended for the entire day on Wednesday due to protests from both parties.
- The second half of the Union Budget 2023 session is similarly hampered by frequent delays.
The Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha will resume to discuss the Union Budget 2023 after being suspended for the entire day on Wednesday due to protests from both parties. The ruling parties pressured Congress Member Rahul Gandhi to retract his comments regarding the Adani case, while the opposition called for a joint parliamentary committee (JPC) investigation into the matter.
The second half of the Union Budget 2023 session is similarly hampered by frequent delays. According to sources, Leaders of like-minded Opposition parties will gather on Thursday at the office of Rajya Sabha Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge to discuss a floor plan for the upcoming second part of the Budget session notwithstanding the ongoing impasse in Parliament.
Gandhi has been asked to apologise by the government for "defaming" India and its democratic institutions in remarks he made while visiting the United Kingdom and asserting that there is no freedom of speech there. It has claimed that the comments were offensive to the media, the legislature, and the courts.
