budget session 2021: Parliament’s budget session from today; Signs of ‘Tandav’ from agricultural laws

New Delhi: The budget session of parliament (budget session 2021) is starting from today (budget session of parliament 2021). From the first day of the budget session of Parliament, the government and the opposition seem to have raised their swords over the new agricultural laws. Sixteen Congress-led opposition parties have boycotted the president’s address in parliament. And supported the peasant movement. Opposition parties have also demanded an independent inquiry into the role of the central government in the violence that erupted at a farmers’ tractor rally in Delhi on Republic Day.

You and the Akali Dal are also aggressive

Meanwhile, the Aam Aadmi Party and the Akali Dal have also decided to boycott the President’s address. Major parties boycotting the President’s address include Congress, Trinamool Congress, NCP, Shiv Sena, DMK, Samajwadi Party, CPI (M), CPI and RJD.

‘Opposition’s unfortunate decision’

Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi said that the decision of the Opposition to boycott the President’s address was unfortunate. The points on which the opposition is going to boycott can be present during the motion of thanks. The President is above partisan politics. Despite being in opposition, the BJP never boycotted the President’s address, said Pralhad Joshi

Opposition to agricultural laws; Opposition boycotts President’s speech in Parliament

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MPs will sit in three places during the President’s address

During President Ramnath Kovind’s address on the first day of the session, members of both the Houses of Parliament will sit in three seats. The 144-member seating area will be in the Central Hall. It will include all the ministers, chairpersons of all committees of the Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha, leaders of various parties, the Prime Minister and the chairpersons of the BJP and the Congress, ANI reported.