Deadlock ends in Parliament after all-party meeting with Speaker, smooth functioning expected from tomorrow

New Delhi, 2 December (Hindustan Reporter). The deadlock that has been going on in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha for the last one week is going to end. Floor leaders of various parties met with the Lok Sabha Speaker on Monday. It was agreed in the meeting that the House will be run smoothly from Tuesday.

After the meeting with the Speaker of the Lok Sabha, the Parliamentary Affairs Minister informed about this and expressed hope that all the parties will work together to help in running the House. He told that the Speaker of the Lok Sabha said that all the MPs should get an opportunity to present their views in the House. Leaders of the opposition can present every subject of theirs in the House with permission.

Rijiju said that in today’s meeting it was also agreed to discuss the Constitution. The discussion will be held in the Lok Sabha on 13-14 December i.e. Friday and Saturday. It will be discussed in Rajya Sabha on 16-17 December.

It is noteworthy that there was a deadlock in the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha for the last several days over the issues related to the violence in Sambhal and the investigation into Adani in America. The opposition was demanding discussion on these issues. Meanwhile, the opposition had demanded a special discussion on the Constitution in both the Houses on the 75th anniversary of its adoption.

In the meeting held today, Lavu Srikrishna Devarayalu from TDP, Gaurav Gogoi from Congress, TR Baalu ​​from DMK, Supriya Sule from NCP (Sharadchandra), Dharmendra Yadav from SP, Dileshwar Kamait from JD (U), Abhay Kushwaha from RJD, Kalyan Banerjee from Trinamool. , Arvind Sawant from Shiv Sena (UBT) and K. from CPI (M). Radhakrishnan attended the meeting.

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Hindusthan News / Anoop Sharma