Parliamentary Budget Session: Today's Lok Sabha meeting will include Ayodhya Ram Temple

Parliamentary Budget Session: Today's Lok Sabha meeting will include Ayodhya Ram Temple

The Parliament's budget session has been adjourned till February 10th in order to address "important government business".

President Draupadi Murmu addressed the simultaneous sitting of both Houses on January 31, which marked the start of the 17th Lok Sabha's last session. Today will mark the end of it.

According to reports, the Lok Sabha will have a quick debate over the building of the Ram temple in Ayodhya today.

The conversation on building temples and Ram Lalla's "Pran Pratishtha" (consecration ritual) would be started by BJP leader Satyapal Singh.

A brief debate on the "Historical construction and consecration of Shri Ram Mandir" would be started by the Rajya Sabha later. Rakesh Sinha and Sudhanshu Trivedi, both BJP MPs, will lead the conversation on this topic.

All of the BJP's Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha MPs have received a three-line whip from the party, requesting that they attend Parliament today for some "very important" legislative matter that will be discussed and passed.

The Parliament's budget session has been adjourned till February 10th in order to conduct "important government business". The session was supposed to conclude on February 9; it started on January 31.

On the same day, the Rajya Sabha has planned a brief debate on the White Paper on the Indian Economy.

Sushil Kumar Modi and Prakash Javadekar, both BJP MLAs, will bring up the subject of how it affects the nation's citizens' lives.

As the budget session comes to an end before the elections, PM Modi could make a speech in the Lok Sabha at about 5 p.m., according to a report by News18.