MP Assembly Winter Session From December 7 To 11, Congress Set To Corner Government Over Spurious Liquor Deaths, Fertiliser Shortage And Power Cuts In Bhopal
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The notification to start the winter session of the state Assembly will be released shortly. The five-day session will start on December 7 and conclude on December 11. The session is likely to be stormy this time, as the opposition Congress will attack the government on issues like deaths related to spurious liquor, the death of a police inspector because of illicit…
The Madhya Pradesh state Assembly is scheduled to hold its winter session from December 7 to 11, with the Congress party poised to challenge the government over several critical issues. The opposition party aims to scrutinize the government's handling of the spurious liquor deaths, including the demise of a police inspector who fell victim to illicit liquor trade. Additionally, the Congress intends to address the ongoing fertiliser shortage and the issue of unscheduled power cuts in the city of Bhopal.
During the five-day session, the opposition Congress is expected to bring several agitation demands to the floor of the Assembly. MP candidates are pushing for new rail services, additional halts, and enhanced infrastructure development between Bhopal and Ayodhya, as well as between Delhi and Indore. The proposed Vande Bharat train on the Bhopal-Ayodhya route, along with an expanded Delhi-Indore Vande Bharat service, have been proposed by several MPs to address connectivity issues in the region.
While the opposition Congress focuses on these contentious matters, the government will also present bills pertaining to the supplementary budget and other legislative matters during the winter session. Simultaneously, the Assembly will witness protests and strikes, such as the ongoing sanitation workers strike, which has seen protestors dumping garbage on streets during a second day of action. The residents have criticized the uncivil behavior following a viral video that exposed the unrest.
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