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Parliament Prorogation Delay Sparks Speculation

WHY IT MATTERS

The delay in prorogation may indicate the government's plans to revive the delimitation Bill, which could have significant implications for the country's electoral map.

What happened

The Indian Parliament has yet to be prorogued 17 days after the end of the Monsoon Session. The delay has raised questions from the Congress party, with speculation surrounding the government's intentions. The government may be considering a special sitting to revive the delimitation Bill, which was defeated in the Budget Session in April. The previous draft of the bill failed to pass, and it is unclear if the government will attempt to revive it. The delay in prorogation has sparked concerns and continues to be a topic of discussion.

PRIMARY SOURCES

17 days on, Parliament yet to be prorogued after end of Monsoon Session

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