84 crore Swaha! How much work and how much loss in 20 days of winter session

Parliament Winter Session: Both houses of Parliament, Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, have been adjourned indefinitely. 20 days of work took place in the winter session of Parliament. Lok Sabha proceedings started at 11:00 am on Friday (20 December 2024), the last day of the session. Home Minister from the opposition Amit Shah There was an uproar over the statement, after which Vande Mataram was sung in the House and the Lok Sabha was adjourned indefinitely.

The uproar and noise continued in the Rajya Sabha on the last day, due to which the proceedings of the House were first adjourned till 12 o’clock and then till 2 o’clock, but when the noise did not stop, the House was later adjourned indefinitely. In such a situation, it is very important to know how many bills were passed and how many public issues were discussed in the entire winter session.

BJP-Congress face to face on Ambedkar

On the last day of the session, Congress leaders led a march from Vijay Chowk to Parliament House under the leadership of Priyanka Gandhi. He demanded an apology from the Home Minister for his statement. However, today Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi was not seen anywhere in this demonstration. According to sources, because Rahul Gandhi’s name was registered in the FIR, he did not lead the protest.

Congress sources have also told that he has gone out of Delhi to attend a wedding ceremony. On the other hand, BJP MPs opened a front against Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi. They pushed back against BJP MPs and protested against Rahul Gandhi on the allegation of misbehavior with a woman MP from Nagaland and also demanded an apology from him.

If seen, the Parliament witnessed only uproar and demonstrations throughout the session, whereas in the session there was a need to discuss issues related to the public like inflation, unemployment, farmers and the security of the country. This time in Parliament, the names Adani, George Soras, Nehru and Ambedkar kept cropping up in both the Houses throughout the winter session.

Loss of Rs 84 crore in winter session

Often you see and hear such news regarding the Parliament session, but rarely take them seriously, but there is a need to pay attention to these news because it is a matter related to your and our tax earnings, which is used to run the proceedings of the Parliament. is done. The estimated loss due to absence of work in the winter session of Parliament for 20 days is Rs. 84 crores. This is the money which is collected from our taxes.

About Rs 2.50 lakh is spent per minute on the proceedings of Parliament. If the working hours in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha are counted, then 61 hours 55 minutes of work was done in Lok Sabha and 43 hours 39 minutes of work was done in Rajya Sabha. There were 20 meetings in the Lok Sabha and 19 meetings in the Rajya Sabha. This is about the loss figures, but this time another record has been made in the session. However, the result of this record is not pleasant. Between 1999 and 2004, 38 bills were introduced in the 13th Lok Sabha during two sessions, out of which 21 were passed. During 2004 to 2009, 30 bills were introduced in the 14th Lok Sabha, of which 10 were passed.

This time only one bill was passed

32 bills were introduced in the 15th Lok Sabha between 2009 and 2014. Of these, 17 bills were passed. During 2014 to 2019, 30 bills were introduced in the 16th Lok Sabha and 17 were passed. 55 bills were introduced in the 17th Lok Sabha and 42 were passed. In the two sessions of the current 18th Lok Sabha, 15 bills were introduced and only one bill was passed. This is the lowest figure in the last six Lok Sabha. However, along with the MPs, the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker also have the responsibility of running both the houses of Rajya Sabha or Lok Sabha, because they conduct the proceedings in both the houses of the Parliament.

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