Do not try to bulldoze Parliament: Mallikarjun Kharge writes 4th letter to PM Modi demanding all-party meeting on delimitation proposals
- On Friday, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge wrote his fourth letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, urging an all-party meeting to discuss delimitation proposals before they are finalized and brought to Parliament.
- Kharge flagged an "unprecedented" 64-day gap since the Monsoon Session adjourned sine die on August 13, warning that failing to formally prorogue both Houses fuels speculation about sudden session extensions.
- Recalling the failed April 2026 Constitutional Amendment Bill on Delimitation, Kharge urged Modi not to "bulldoze a far-reaching Constitutional Amendment Bill" as attempted previously, emphasizing parties require time to deliberate.
- The Opposition leader noted he previously wrote to the Prime Minister on July 16 and August 27, 2026, to request consultation, marking this fourth letter as continued effort to push for structured decision-making.
- Congress leadership demanded clarity on the un-prorogued session's status and insisted regional stakeholders receive adequate time to examine draft legislation before the government moves forward on any new proposals.
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Do not try to bulldoze Parliament: Mallikarjun Kharge writes 4th letter to PM Modi demanding all-party meeting on delimitation proposals
In his letter sent on Friday, Kharge flagged what he described as an "unprecedented" 64-day gap since the Monsoon Session was adjourned sine die on August 13 without being formally prorogued, and cautioned the government against pushing through far-reaching constitutional amendments without consensus.
Don't try to bulldoze Bill again, call all-party meet to discuss delimitation proposals: Kharge to Modi
Leader of Opposition in the Rajya Sabha said he had first written to the Prime Minister on April 11 to convene an all-party meeting before bringing any Constitutional Amendment Bill on delimitation
Kharge writes to PM Modi, flags 64-day delay in proroguing Parliament’s Monsoon Session
Please do not once again try and bulldoze a far-reaching Constitutional Amendment Bill through Parliament as you attempted earlier and that met its well-deserved fate, says Congress chief
Kharge flags 64-day delay in proroguing Parliament, seeks all-party meet on delimitation
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge criticized Prime Minister Modi for delaying the prorogation of Parliament's Monsoon Session. He emphasized the necessity of holding an all-party meeting to discuss new delimitation proposals. Kharge highlighted previous attempts to push Constitutional Amendment Bills without adequate discussion, which had failed to gain majority support. He reiterated the importance of allowing ample deliberation among all p…
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