Parliament Monsoon Session 2025 Update: So far, most of the action of the monsoon session of Parliament went on amidst the uproar, due to which the House had to be postponed several times. Opposition is making full emphasis to pressurize the government on issues like SIR, alleged ‘vote theft’. A similar view was seen on Tuesday, although the government focused on passing important bills, due to which many important bills were passed today.
One country got time to present a report on one election
The Lok Sabha on Tuesday has agreed to extend the time to present the time to submit the report of the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) on a country, one election bill. Now the committee will submit its report by the end of the week of 2025.
This proposal was placed in the House by PP Chaudhary, chairman of a country, one election committee. He demanded some time to JPC to make reports on the Constitution (129th Amendment) Bill, 2024 and Union Territory Act (Amendment) Bill, 2024. Let us know that this bill was introduced in the Lok Sabha in December 2024 last year. These bills were sent to the Joint Committee of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha for detail and discussion.
Income Tax and Taxation Law Bill returned to Lok Sabha
The Rajya Sabha has returned the Income Tax Bill, 2025 and the Taxation Act (Amendment) Bill, 2025 to the Lok Sabha. During this, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said- The 1961 Act had a total of 819 sections, which are now reduced to 536. The number of chapters was 47, which has been reduced to 23. For the first time in this Act, we have included 39 new paryas and 40 new formulas in place of text details, making it easy for people to understand it.
Rijiju lashed out at opposition’s behavior
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju in the Lok Sabha said, ‘We used to protest, but we used to do a way by adopting a way. By tearing such paper or did not do drama, you have dropped the dignity of the House by doing so. He further said that ‘This house belongs to everyone. It is the House of the country, this country and this house will run through rules and law, will not run according to the opposition. He said that we have all seen that a piece of paper was thrown towards the chair and dirty slogans were raised. In the House where we work and serve the country, you have thrown paper on the chair today.
Leaders of opposition coalition India fiercely protested
As soon as the proceedings of both the Houses of Parliament started the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha started at 11 o’clock, the opposition created a ruckus demanding discussion on voter list revision. Leaders of opposition coalition India have strongly opposed the alleged voter fraud and SIR issues. Amid protests, MPs were seen in a T-shirt called ‘Minta Devi’, who are allegedly listed as a 124-year-old voter in the Election Commission voter list.
Sports Bill will be highly centralized by sports administration: Congress
The Congress today criticized the government for forcibly passing the National Sports Administration Bill, 2025 in the Lok Sabha. The Congress party claims that this bill will lead to maximum centralization of sports administration. Congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh alleged that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) would have the most privilege and not under any law in the country like RTI. Let me tell you, the long -awaited National Sports Administration Bill was passed in the Lok Sabha on Monday amid opposition from the opposition over the amendment of the voter list in Bihar. The National Anti -Doping (Amendment) Bill was also passed in the Lok Sabha. Bills were passed with sounds amidst the uproar.
BJP MPs order to stay in Delhi from 6-9 September
BJP MPs have been asked to stay in Delhi from 6 to 9 September for a workshop, where MPs will hold serious discussions on organizational matters. During this time the party’s strategy will be presented on the current issues.
Meanwhile, Congress MPs Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi launched a big attack on the Election Commission. Congress MP Rahul Gandhi said that we want to protect the constitution. One person, one vote is the foundation of the constitution. It is the task of the Election Commission to implement a person, one vote, but the Commission is not doing its work properly. We have been protecting the constitution and will continue to do. This is being done in a systematic manner at the national level. The Election Commission knows this well and we also know. Earlier there was no evidence, but now we have complete evidence.
In this case, Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra said that Rahul Gandhi had told in the press conference how all the fake votes, fake names and addresses were added. Everything is fake.
Lok Sabha proceedings postponed till 18 August
The government passed several important bills from the Lok Sabha amidst the uproar by the opposition. At the same time, the proceedings of the Lok Sabha were located till 18 August.
