Delhi Assembly session extended till March 3, PAC to be formed soon: Speaker Vijender Gupta
Delhi Assembly session witnessed high drama on its second day as opposition protests continued unabated. Amidst heavy sloganeering, Speaker Vijender Gupta suspended 21 MLAs till February 28.
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Speaking to the media, Speaker Vijender Gupta said, «The first CAG report has been tabled today. We will try to present as many reports as possible in the session, which has now been extended till March 3.»
He further informed that a Public Accounts Committee (PAC) comprising 12 to 14 members from both the ruling and opposition parties will be formed soon.
«After discussion in the House, the report will be sent to the PAC for examination. Once the committee submits its findings, the House will take appropriate action,» he added.
Meanwhile, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta presented the CAG report on the liquor policy in the Assembly. Ahead of the session, a meeting of BJP MLAs was chaired by CM Rekha Gupta, where discussions were held regarding the report and the smooth functioning of the House.
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