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Madhya Pradesh Assembly Winter Session 2026 Approaches, Government Departments Yet To Submit Proposed Bill Details Despite Two Reminders In Bhopal

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Normally, government departments send information related to their upcoming bills to the parliamentary affairs department. It is through the parliamentary affairs department that the government comes to know how many bills of different departments will be tabled in the upcoming Assembly session. The winter Assembly session will start in first week of December. But so far,…

Madhya Pradesh Assembly Winter Session 2026 Approaches, Government Departments Yet To Submit Proposed Bill Details Despite Two Reminders In Bhopal

In the approaching winter session of the Madhya Pradesh Assembly in December, government departments remain unprepared to submit details of their proposed bills, despite having received two reminders from the parliamentary affairs department. This lack of preparedness has left the department uncertain about the bills that will be tabled during the session.

A senior official disclosed that they had written twice to all departments, urging them to provide information on any new bills they have prepared. However, there has been no response from the departments. It is expected that the finance department's appropriation bill will be presented, but a few departments may submit bills towards the end of the session.

The process of bill preparation is extensive, involving multiple rounds of senior secretary committee meetings and approval from the State Law Department. If a department fails to initiate work on a bill earlier, it becomes nearly impossible for them to table a bill within the limited timeframe left for the winter session.

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