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The question hour between the budget session will be held on 24, 26, 27 and 28 March. (File photo)
The budget session of the 8th assembly of Delhi is starting from Monday 24 March. This session will run till 28 March. During this time there can be a sharp debate about the CAG report and Mahila Samriddhi Yojana. Also many important financial and policy decisions will be taken.
The first budget of the BJP government of Delhi will be presented on 25 March. In this, the budget of old schemes of the previous government can be increased. At the same time, the announcement of allocation of funds for development works is also possible as per the promise made in the resolution letter.
CAG report will be presented on the first day
During the budget session, the report of Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG) related to Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) will also be presented. This will be the third CAG report, which will be introduced in this session.
BJP’s first budget in Delhi after 26 years
The BJP government of Delhi will present the first budget on March 25 after 26 years. Next, the budget will be discussed in detail on 26 March. All MLAs will share their opinion and response to the government’s plans and policies in the assembly. On March 27, the assembly will be voted after a debate on the budget.
Discussion on private bill on March 28
Private bills and proposals will be discussed on March 28 on the last day of the budget session in the Delhi Assembly. This day has been set for issues that are not included in the government’s main agenda, but are important for MLAs. Question hour will be held on 24, 26, 27 and 28 March, in which the minister will answer questions related to different departments.
Appeal of Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijendra Gupta-
All members follow the rules fixed for questions, proposals and special mention. This is necessary to make the session systematic and effective.
Last 2 CAG report of Delhi government
- CM Rekha Gupta presented the first CAG report on the Delhi liquor policy in the House on 25 February. The report revealed a loss of Rs 2002 crore due to AAP’s wrong liquor policy. Read full news …
- On February 28, the CAG report related to the Health Department was presented. The 7 -page report stated that there is a lack of health infrastructure in Delhi. The number of nurses and doctors is not enough. Read full news …
Mahila Samriddhi Yojana launched for poor women
The Delhi government launched Mahila Samriddhi Yojana on the occasion of International Women’s Day. In this, 2500 rupees will be given to women of BPL (poverty) family every month. There can be a special announcement in the budget session regarding this. There are currently 72 lakh women voters in Delhi. It is estimated that about 20 lakh women will get the benefit of this scheme.
AAP allegations- BJP is trying to suppress opposition
Before the budget session, the AAP alleges that the BJP is trying to suppress the opposition MLAs in the assembly. Atishi said that in the last session, the BJP suspended the AAP MLAs for raising public issues, while saving its MLAs. This time we will fight against this dictatorial attitude.
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