The Joint Committee of parliament will soon prepare its final report on the Waqf Amendment Bill. According to sources, this report will be presented before the parliament in the upcoming budget session. According to sources, the chairperson of the committee jagdambika pal has asked all the members to submit their suggestions and proposals for amendment in the bill by today evening i.e. wednesday (January 22, 2025). These proposals will be discussed in detail in the meetings to be held on january 24 and 25.
Final report after discussion on suggestions
All amendments and suggestions will be discussed during the meetings. The committee will decide which suggestions will be accepted. After the completion of this process, the final report on the Waqf Amendment Bill will be prepared.
The report will be presented in the budget session
After the final report is prepared, it will be presented in the house during the upcoming budget session. The purpose of this report is to include the opinions and views of all the parties on the Waqf Amendment Bill. Let us tell you that there has been a discussion about the Waqf Amendment Bill for a long time. JPC has also been formed for this. Earlier it was expected that the government would introduce this bill in parliament in the winter session but now there is news that this bill will be introduced in the budget session 2025.
Budget session of parliament will start from january 31
The budget session of parliament will start from january 31, 2025 and will run till april 4, 2025. During this, the annual budget of the country will be presented in parliament on february 1. This phase of the budget session will be important for discussing the policies and schemes of the government. The Joint Parliamentary Committee constituted to implement "One Nation One Election" was asked to submit its report in the lok sabha on the first day of the last week of the budget session. However, according to sources, the demand for extending the tenure of the committee is intensifying, so that this report can be worked on in more depth.
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