Special Parliamentary Session Planned for Key Bills Post Monsoon Session
The Narendra Modi government is organizing a special parliamentary session from August 16 to 18 to discuss significant legislative matters, including a constitutional amendment bill and a delimitation bill. This initiative follows efforts to resolve ongoing parliamentary deadlocks and engage with opposition leaders. Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju recently met with Rahul Gandhi to address concerns and gather insights on crucial laws. The government aims to secure the necessary majority for passing these bills, emphasizing the importance of collaboration with the opposition. Stay informed about the latest political developments and legislative updates.
| Aug 5, 2026, 15:03 IST
Government Plans Special Session for Legislative Discussion
The Narendra Modi administration is set to convene a two-day special parliamentary session following the conclusion of the current monsoon session on August 13. Sources indicate that this special session is likely to take place from August 16 to 18. According to government insiders, the central government is striving to secure the necessary two-thirds majority to pass the constitutional amendment bill. There are indications that the government wishes to reintroduce this bill during the ongoing session.
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Once the government has the required numbers to pass the bill, it may call for a special session to discuss and approve the constitutional amendment. Before deliberating on these two significant bills, the central government is making every effort to resolve the ongoing deadlock in Parliament and address issues with the opposition. Earlier today, Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju held a nearly 50-minute meeting with opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, aimed at breaking the current impasse in Parliament.
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During the meeting, Rijiju sought Rahul Gandhi's opinion on crucial legislations, including the proposed delimitation bill and amendments to the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA), as the central government aims to understand the Congress party's stance on these pending matters. Sources reveal that Rahul Gandhi informed Rijiju that the opposition is not demanding the resignation of Union Home Minister Amit Shah but is emphasizing the need for a statement in Parliament regarding the issue that led to the deadlock—specifically, the alleged excessive use of force against student protesters during recent demonstrations against paper leaks.
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