On January 5, the first day of the winter session of the Delhi Assembly, opposition party Aam Aadmi Party created a ruckus during Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena’s address in the House. On this the Speaker gave instructions to take some MLAs out. Then the entire opposition walked out. After leaving the House, the MLAs demonstrated near the statue of Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi.

AAP MLAs boycotted the proceedings of the House, raising the issue of pollution during LG’s address in the House. Earlier, the MLAs were interrupting the Lieutenant Governor’s address. Sanjeev, journal The speaker gave instructions to take Singh, Kuldeep Kumar and Somdutt out.

What is your claim on pollution in Delhi?

Talking to journalists outside the Assembly, former Delhi CM Atishi said that we were thrown out of the Assembly because we were wearing masks. People of Delhi are dying due to toxic pollution. BJP government should answer. The BJP government in Delhi is giving wrong figures regarding pollution.

Atishi said that people of Delhi have not been able to breathe for four months, children are suffocating. Doctors of AIIMS are saying that it is difficult for people to live in Delhi. But Delhi government is stealing data, is not implementing GRAP properly and to show the problems of the people of Delhi, AAP MLAs have come to the assembly wearing industrial masks.

AAP demonstrated even before the assembly session started. Aam Aadmi Party said in a statement that today, on the first day of the winter session of the Delhi Assembly, under the leadership of Leader of Opposition Atishi, the Aam Aadmi Party protested against the worsening situation of pollution and data theft by the Rekha Gupta government.

The four-day winter session of Delhi Assembly is starting from Monday, January 5. There is likely to be a heated debate on pollution and the three CAG reports presented by the government. Apart from discussing the root causes of the air pollution problem and assessing past measures, the Rekha Gupta government will present three CAG reports.

These CAG reports will be on the renovated bungalow of Arvind Kejriwal when he was the Chief Minister, on the functioning of Delhi Jal Board and on the universities run by the Delhi government during the rule of Aam Aadmi Party. Last year, during the assembly election campaign, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) had named the bungalow ‘Sheeshmahal’.

The issue of hanging house will be raised in Delhi winter session

The issue of authenticity of the ‘hanging house’ is likely to arise again in the House as the Business Advisory Committee of the Delhi Assembly will present a proposal on it. During the monsoon session, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta had told the House that the structure, which was renovated and inaugurated as a ‘hanging house’ by then Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in 2022, was actually a ‘tiffin room’ as per records.

The session will start from 11.00 am

Showing a 1912 map of the Assembly complex, he had said that there was no document or evidence to show that the place was used for hanging. The session will begin on Monday at 11.00 am with the address of the Lieutenant Governor.

Delhi Assembly session will be a reflection of legislative conduct

Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta said in a statement, ‘The winter session of the Delhi Assembly will reflect the principles of orderly deliberations, transparency and responsible legislative conduct.’ He reviewed the preparations for the session with senior officials of Delhi Assembly Secretariat and Public Works Department, responsible for the smooth functioning of the House.

Delhi Politics: The second session of the Delhi Legislative Assembly has ended. Chairman Vijendra Gupta spoke in detail on the achievements of the session and future plans. He informed about the assembly proceedings, proposals passed, CAG reports and discussions on the budget. At the same time, he also made it clear that now transparency and accountability in the House will be the top priority.

The second session of the Delhi Legislative Assembly started on 24 March 2025 and was adjourned indefinitely on 2 April. In a total of 7 meetings, the house proceeded for 27 hours 56 minutes. During this, a historic budget of one lakh crore rupees was passed. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta presented this budget on 25 March, which was discussed intense for 7 hours 13 minutes and 36 MLAs participated in it. The chairman claimed that the opposition was given more time than his proportional number, so that he could keep his point.

After a long time, the Question Hour was resumed in the House, which is an important platform to decide the accountability of the government. The secretariat received a total of 384 questions, out of which 80 starred and 282 unstarred questions were accepted. On March 28, the chairman directed that from now on, questions on ‘reserved subjects’ will be accepted on a case-to-case basis. Under the Supreme Court’s 2023 decision, ‘Services’ will no longer be considered a reserved subject, so the questions related to it will now be raised in the House.

Six CAG reports presented in House during session

During the session, the government presented six reports of CAG in the House, including the financial status of the Delhi Government’s Financial Accounts (2021-22, 2022-23), the economic status of the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) and air pollution and vehicle emissions in Delhi. 26 MLAs discussed these reports, but the opposition MLAs were absent. The Chairman called it a ‘big omission’ of the opposition and said that the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) and the Committee on Government Undertakings (COGU) will complete their investigation on these reports in three months.

After reviewing the incomplete cases of the Privilege Committee, Petition Committee and Question and Reference Committee of the East Assembly, the Chairman decided that they would not be extended forward. He said that these cases were used by the previous government as ‘political weapons’. Their purpose was to harass government officials, while the committees did not investigate for years. This decision will provide relief to government officials and prevent unnecessary cases.

During the session, the resolution presented by Ashok Goyal for the construction of cowsheds and caring for stray animals was unanimously passed on March 28. At the same time, discussion was called on 1 April about the power crisis in Delhi, but the entire opposition including the Leader of Opposition was absent. The Speaker called it ‘politics of running away from public issues’.

Speaker Vijendra Gupta said that the Delhi Assembly will be technically further advanced. The process of implementing NEVA (National E-Vidhan Application) has started. A ‘Media Desk’ with 25 computers will be created for the media, so that the news can be spread rapidly. The target has been set to operate the assembly premises completely with solar energy within 100 days.

Strict steps to make Delhi Assembly ‘Adarsh ​​Vidhan Sabha’

The Speaker made it clear that strict steps will be taken to make the Delhi Assembly ‘Adarsh ​​Vidhan Sabha’. The misuse of the House and the committees will not be tolerated. The level of discussions will improve, unnecessary uproar will be stopped. There will be creative and positive discussions on Delhi’s problems. With the conclusion of the session, now everyone’s eyes are on the investigation report of the Public Accounts Committee and the upcoming budget implementation.

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Delhi budget session: There was an uproar in the House on Thursday (March 27) amidst the allegations of the Opposition not taking the consent of the House in the decision to extend the session of the Delhi Assembly for two days. Explaining the rules on this, Speaker Vijendra Gupta can increase the session with the consent of the leader of the House.

He further said that your (AAP) time was not called the session, only four sessions in five years and two sessions in our one month. At the same time, Minister Manjinder Sirsa said that if the law was not considered for ten years, did it become a tradition. Apart from him, Minister Ashish Sood said that the chairman belongs to the entire House, you cannot accuse the chairman.

Ravindra Negi raised the issue of meat shops
On the other hand, MLA in the assembly, Ravindra Negi raised the issue during the Question Hour that the meat shops are running on the streets of PWD, it makes the people coming to come. On this, the cabinet minister of the Delhi government replied that if there is encroachment, then tell the government will take action. Pravesh Sharma said that action will be taken against wherever there is an encroachment in Delhi.

He appealed to all the MLAs to make a list of it in their respective constituencies and hand it over to them and when the drive against the encroachment is run, he himself joined it. He said that the encroachment in Delhi will not be tolerated.

Instructions to remove illegal meat shops
On the question of Karnail Singh to remove meat shops from temples in Delhi, Minister Pravesh Verma replied in the House that all the officers have been instructed. Any meat is sitting illegally sitting with fish, orders have been given to remove it

During this, Kapil Mishra was seen bifurcating on the opposition. He said that as long as CM Rekha Gupta has been in the House in the last one month, the Chief Minister of the previous government did not come under the entire rule.

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Delhi budget 2025: The budget session of the assembly starting on Monday (March 24) in Delhi is expected to remain uproar. The CAG report on the ruling BJP Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) will try to surround the Aam Aadmi Party. In contrast, the Aam Aadmi Party leader will try to surround the government in the House by raising the issue of Mahila Samriddhi Yojana and law and order within the House.

Rekha Gupta, who is holding the charge of Delhi Chief Minister and Finance Department, will present the first budget of the BJP government in the Delhi Assembly on Monday in about 27 years. The session of Delhi Assembly will run for five days from today. The budget session will start on Monday with the ‘Kheer’ ceremony.

BJP betrayed women- AAP

In a statement issued by the Delhi Aam Aadmi Party, it has been said that the ruling party has ‘betrayed’ with women by not completing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘guarantees’. This is a ‘open attack’ on democracy.

Leader of Opposition Atishi said, “The BJP has betrayed the women of Delhi by refusing to provide financial assistance despite the previous AAP government in heritage. We will expose this betrayal on the assembly as well as the streets and in every house. ”

Atishi accused the BJP of ‘dictatorship’ in the Delhi Assembly and suspending opposition MLAs for raising public issues.

All promises will be made full- Virendra Sachdeva

BJP’s Delhi unit president Virendra Sachdeva has said that the budget of the Delhi government will be dedicated to the people and the promises made to them will be fulfilled. BJP MLAs said that they would surround AAP on the issue of corruption and seek a reply on the report of the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) on the functioning of Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) during the 10 -year rule in the city.

CAG report will be presented in the House on DTC’s functioning

The Assembly Secretariat has said in a statement that the second session (budget session) of the eighth assembly will start at 11 am on Monday. During the session, the CAG report on the functioning of DTC will be presented in the House. This is the third CAG report to be introduced in the House.

The budget of 2025-26 will be presented on Tuesday (March 25). In this, the outline of the government’s financial priorities and development agenda for the year will be described.

In fact, during the Delhi Assembly elections, the BJP promised that it will give 2500 rupees every month to women of poor families under Mahila Samriddhi Yojana. The Delhi government has sanctioned Rs 5100 crore for this scheme, but the registration of the beneficiaries has not started yet. Let us know that the BJP has returned to power in Delhi after 1998 after defeating AAP in the assembly elections last month.

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