Jharkhand Budget Session Begins Tomorrow With Appeal for Smooth Proceedings
Jharkhand Assembly Speaker urges all-party cooperation for smooth Budget Session starting tomorrow in Ranchi.
The Jharkhand Assembly is set to begin its Budget Session on Wednesday, with Speaker Rabindranath Mahato calling on all parties to ensure orderly conduct and constructive discussions. In an all-party meeting on Tuesday, he stressed that meaningful solutions to public issues can only emerge through logical, factual, and collaborative debate within the House.
The Speaker highlighted that all departments have been directed to complete necessary preparations in advance to facilitate seamless proceedings. Officials have been instructed to provide accurate responses, honour commitments made during previous sessions, and keep the Assembly Secretariat updated on key developments.
Mahato also reviewed arrangements with senior state officials, emphasising the importance of having senior officers present in the House. This measure aims to ensure that ministers have access to timely and updated information while addressing members’ queries during the Budget Session.
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Chief Minister Hemant Soren expressed confidence in the government’s preparedness, stating that important suggestions from the all-party meeting would guide discussions. He added that the session would collectively address pressing state issues and is expected to proceed smoothly.
Finance and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Radha Krishna Kishore called for better interdepartmental coordination, urging departments to present proposals and plans in an organised manner. Opposition leaders, including Babulal Marandi, Pradeep Yadav, Suresh Paswan, and AJSU MLA Nirmal Mahto, also attended the preparatory meeting.
Key topics discussed at the meeting included security arrangements, administrative coordination, documentation, and departmental accountability. The Speaker’s emphasis on cooperation signals a focus on efficiency, transparency, and effective governance during the 2026 Budget Session.
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