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17 days on, Parliament yet to be prorogued after end of Monsoon Session

  • Posted on August 30, 2026
  • By The Hindu
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In brief

Seventeen days have elapsed since the conclusion of the Monsoon Parliamentary Session, yet the legislative body remains in a state of limbo without formal prorogation. This unprecedented delay has triggered significant political alarm, particularly among Congress party members who suspect strategic maneuvering to facilitate the reintroduction of the contentious Delimitation Bill. The prolonged suspension of proceedings raises questions about parliamentary protocol and government intentions regarding boundary demarcation legislation.

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17 days on, Parliament yet to be prorogued after end of Monsoon Session
17 days on, Parliament yet to be prorogued after end of Monsoon Session

Parliament remains unprorogued 17 days post-Monsoon Session, sparking Congress' concerns over a potential revival of the Delimitation Bill.
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