Delhi Summit: All-Party Meet Convened by Centre Preceding Winter Parliament Session 2023

The government called for an all-party meeting preceding the Winter Session of Parliament 2023, set to commence on December 4. Attended by 23 parties and 30 leaders, discussions emphasized structured debates and the readiness of the government for comprehensive discussions on various issues.

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In the lead-up to the Winter Session of Parliament 2023, the government organized a significant all-party meeting, slated to precede the session by a day. This strategic gathering, chaired by Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi, convened on December 2, seeking to set the stage for the impending parliamentary proceedings.

Minister Joshi affirmed the commencement of the Winter Session on December 4, highlighting 15 scheduled sittings. Stressing the importance of a conducive atmosphere for structured debates, the government aims for discussions adhering to rules and procedures. Notably, assurances were made regarding the government's readiness to engage in discussions across diverse topics.

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Traditionally, the all-party meeting precedes the session by a day; however, this time, it advanced due to the imminent vote count in four states on December 3. This parliamentary session will follow the declaration of assembly poll results in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, and Telangana, carrying potential ramifications for discussions within the session.

Expectations loom high with the possibility of three crucial bills aiming to replace fundamental legal acts and the discussion of an Ethics committee report concerning allegations against Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra.

As the government endeavors to advance its legislative agenda, opposition parties are poised to bring forth their concerns and push for discussions on pivotal issues. The Winter Session anticipates a dynamic exchange of ideas and deliberations essential to the national interest.