Announcement of winter session of MP Vidhan Sabha, session will run for 5 days

Bhopal: Winter session of Madhya Pradesh Vidhan Sabha will be of 5 days this time, notification of the session has been issued by the Assembly Secretariat. In this session, supplementary budget can also be presented along with the oath of new MLAs. Because recently the Finance Department had sought information from all the departments. Apart from this, the government can also get some important bills passed in the five-day session. Preparations have started for the winter session (Winter session of MP).

The winter session of Madhya Pradesh Assembly will run for five days this time from 16 to 20 December. In which three new MLAs will also take oath. Actually, by-election was held on Amarwara assembly seat of Chhindwara district, in which Kamlesh Pratap Shah, who contested on behalf of BJP, was elected MLA, who will take oath as MLA in this session. Apart from this, by-election is being held in two more assembly seats of Madhya Pradesh, Vijaypur and Budhni. The results of which are going to come on 23 November, in such a situation, the candidates who will be elected as MLAs from these two seats will also be sworn in in this session. In this way, three new MLAs will take oath in the winter session.

Apart from this, Mohan Sarkar can bring a supplementary budget in the winter session of the assembly. Because recently the Finance Department had sought proposals from all the departments, whose examination has also been started by the Finance Department. In such a situation, Finance Minister Jagdish Devda can present the supplementary budget in this session. At the same time, Mohan Sarkar can also get three to four bills passed during this session. For now, this winter session will be on all these issues.

At the same time, the effect of by-elections on both the assembly seats can also be seen in the winter session, BJP and Congress have put all their strength on Vijaypur and Budhni assembly seats, so everyone’s eyes are fixed on the results here. It is believed that both the parties will start preparing for the session only after the results of the by-election.