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Delhi Assembly Winter Session Begins

Delhi Assembly Winter Session Begins
Delhi Assembly's winter session to begin tomorrow; tabling of key CAG reports likely · thehansindia.com

The Delhi Assembly is starting its winter session on January 5, 2025.

It will begin with an address by the Lieutenant Governor.

The session will last four days and will include important reports from the Comptroller Auditor General (CAG) about the previous AAP government's spending and finances.

There will also be discussions about pollution and how to fight it, as well as talks about corruption.

The current BJP government wants to have a constructive discussion and will encourage all members to share their views.

They also mentioned that they have a zero-tolerance policy for corruption and have suspended two officers for alleged wrongdoings.

The AAP leaders were criticized for spreading lies and not fulfilling their poll promises.

The Speaker of the Assembly reviewed the preparations to ensure smooth and orderly proceedings, emphasizing the use of technology like the National e-Vidhan Application (NeVA) for greater transparency and efficiency.

Key facts

Session Duration
January 5 to 8, 2025
Key Reports
CAG reports on Sheeshmahal, Delhi Jal Board, and colleges
Pollution Discussion
Scientific reports on pollution over 20 years
Corruption Stance
Zero tolerance for corruption
Suspended Officers
Tehsildar and Sub-Registrar suspended on December 29, 2025
Session Start
Address by Lieutenant Governor V.K. Saxena at 11 a.m. on January 5, 2025
Technology Used
National e-Vidhan Application (NeVA) through IPads

Timeline

  1. Speaker green-lights PAC probe of CAG reports, triggering winter session.

  2. Then, session set for Jan 5, 2025, to scrutinize key CAG findings.

  3. In focus: CAG's audit of AAP's past spending.

  4. Assembly to table CAG reports at session's start.

Quotes

Manjinder Singh Sirsa

Environment Minister

“AAP MLAs have bought masks worth two lakh rupees each. This clearly shows how much they care about their own health. The question is, where did the fifty to sixty lakh rupees for the masks come from?”
theprint.in

Parvesh Sahib Singh

PWD minister

“Those members who caused disturbance, such as Sanjeev Jha, Kuldeep Kumar, Som Dutt and Jarnail Singh, should be suspended for the remaining three days of the session”
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Sanjeev Jha

Suspended AAP MLA

“When the LG addressed the Assembly, it was our responsibility as the Opposition to ask where that 80 per cent pollution reduction formula is, why pollution has become so severe, and why December turned out to be the most polluted month. The speaker's move is extremely shameful.”
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