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Maharashtra Legislative Council Deputy Chairman Sachin Ahir Visits Karnataka, Proposes Digital Dashboard System For Legislative Proceedings

Mumbai: Legislative Council Deputy Chairman Sachin Ahir is currently on a two-day study tour of Karnataka. On the first day of his visit, he paid a visit to the Karnataka Vidhana Soudha. Meeting With Council Leaders During the study tour aimed at understanding the parliamentary proceedings of the Karnataka Legislative Council, Deputy Chairman Sachin Ahir met with Karnataka Legislative Council…

Maharashtra Legislative Council Deputy Chairman Sachin Ahir Visits Karnataka, Proposes Digital Dashboard System For Legislative Proceedings

Mumbai: On a two-day visit to Karnataka, Legislative Council Deputy Chairman Sachin Ahir toured the Karnataka Vidhana Soudha and held discussions with top council officials. During his study tour, Ahir examined Karnataka's legislative procedures and had a positive meeting with Council Chairman Salim Ahmed and Deputy Chairperson Umashree.

The deputy chairman proposed that Karnataka adopt a digital dashboard system similar to the one used in Maharashtra for managing legislative proceedings. The Karnataka government expressed strong interest in considering the proposal. In addition to his legislative meetings, Ahir extended an invitation for Karnataka's top council leaders to visit Maharashtra's Vidhan Bhavan. Ahir also met with Karnataka's Health Minister U. T. Khader to discuss healthcare initiatives.

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