Government Proposes Three-Day Session on Delimitation and Women's Reservation Bill for July 17-19
Sources tell NDTV that the government proposed a special three-day session on the Delimitation and Women's Reservation Bill for July 17-19, following its failure in April due to lack of two-thirds majority. The Congress, after internal consultations, will decide whether to attend. The government aims to secure support through recent defections from Trinamool Congress and Shiv Sena. Meanwhile, the Monsoon Session faces disruptions over various issues, with Speaker Om Birla urging against sloganeering.
10 AUG 2026
— NDTV
The monsoon session deadlock persists due to disagreements over police action against student protesters, with the government exploring concessions to secure support from the DMK.
23 AUG 2026
— The Hindu
Congress raised concerns about the delay in proroguing Parliament's Monsoon session, suggesting Union Home Minister Amit Shah might be seeking a tainted two-thirds majority for a Constitutional Amendment Bill.
— The Hindu
Parliament's Monsoon session adjourned sine die, but the formal closure has not yet been issued.
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