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Priyanka Gandhi says opposition not told about special parliament session
Reported by Vivek Joshi (Copy Editor) · The Hindu - National ·
Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra stated on Friday that opposition parties have not received any information from the Union government regarding a possible special session of Parliament to discuss the proposed Delimitation Bill. Speaking to reporters in her constituency of Wayanad during a four-day visit, she said she had no official details about such plans.
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Addressing protests against the Union government, Ms. Priyanka alleged that individuals expressing dissent are systematically silenced and put down. She also claimed that the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party is destroying key national institutions that protect the Constitution and its values.
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Delimitation involves redrawing the boundaries of Lok Sabha and Assembly constituencies based on population changes, which often sparks political debate over representation. Opposition leaders frequently raise concerns about legislative procedures and the protection of democratic norms in Parliament.
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