Centre weighs special Parliament session in September for women’s quota bill
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Times of IndiaCentre weighs special Parliament session in September for women’s quota bill
The Centre is considering a special Parliament session in September. This session aims to pass the delimitation-linked women quota bill. An all-party meeting is also being discussed before the session. The government is assessing its numbers for constitutional amendment passage. The final decision depends on securing the required two-thirds majority.
Parliament Session: The government has been holding talks with leaders of smaller political parties for the past few days, including top leaders of parties like the Akali Dal and the NCP (Sharad Pawar faction).
The central government is considering calling a special session of Parliament in September to pass constitutional amendment bills related to women's reservation and constituency delimitation. However, the opposition is of the view that attempts to impose the bills without holding necessary consultations with the opposition will not be accepted. The center's move is to convene a special session in the third week of September. Since these are cons…
The central government held talks with DMK and NCP to secure a two-thirds majority; if a two-thirds majority is secured, a special assembly will be convened to pass the Women's Bill
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