72.51 pc voting recorded in 2nd phase of LS polls in Chhattisgarh
To ensure the smooth conduct of the polls, over 2,22,000 security personnel were deployed.
The Chhattisgarh Vidhan Sabha gears up for its crucial Budget Session, slated from February 5th to March 1st. It will have 20 sessions. The inaugural session is set to feature an address by Governor Vishwabhushan Harichandan, followed by ensuring deliberations in the coming days. This marks the inaugural budget session under the leadership of Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai’s administration.
The legislative fraternity has been abuzz with preparations, with a considerable number of 2171 questions already submitted by legislators ahead of the session’s commencement on February 5th. The impending assembly session is anticipated to witness spirited exchanges and debates between the ruling and opposition factions. Having assumed power nearly two months ago, the BJP-led government finds itself under the opposition’s scrutiny, setting the stage for intense parliamentary discourse during this session.
Pre-session strategizing took center stage during a protracted meeting of the state BJP legislature party convened at the Pradesh BJP office in Chhattisgarh last Sunday. Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai alongside fellow legislators, deliberated on the roadmap for the impending budget session, underlining the government’s priorities and objectives.
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As the countdown to the session begins, legislators are gearing up to address a myriad of critical issues, ranging from the government’s policy agenda to responses to opposition inquiries. Moreover, the assembly is poised to deliberate on key policy initiatives, including the proposed excise policy and the presentation of the annual budget.
Against the backdrop of heightened political fervor, the ruling BJP has signaled its intent to scrutinize various facets of governance, echoing concerns raised during the previous Congress administration. From urban administration to agriculture, rural development, public construction, water resources, mining, industry, and education, the spectrum of topics underscores the depth of discourse expected during the forthcoming assembly session.
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