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Uttarakhand Assembly to hold one-day monsoon session sans question hour on September 23

By ANI | Updated: September 21, 2020 05:50 IST

The Uttarakhand Assembly will hold a one-day monsoon session with no question hour on September 23, according to the Assembly Secretariat.

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The Uttarakhand Assembly will hold a one-day monsoon session with no question hour on September 23, according to the Assembly Secretariat.

In an all-party and business consultation meeting held on Sunday, it was decided that the Assembly will hold the one-day session in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

It was also decided that there will be no question hour and the issues of public interest will be raised during the adjournment, the Assembly Secretariat said.

The meeting was attended by Deputy Speaker Vidhan Sabha Raghunath Singh Chauhan, Uttarakhand Parliamentary Affairs Minister Madan Kaushik among others.

( With inputs from ANI )

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