Big news: Parliament will remain closed on Saturday and Sunday, Ram Navami will also be a holiday

Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju has given important information in the Rajya Sabha. He said that now there will be no work in Parliament on Saturday and Sunday, that is, it will be a holiday. Earlier there was a plan to run Parliament but now holiday has been declared. He told that there will be a Ram Navami holiday in the Parliament tomorrow and the Finance Bill will be brought in the Rajya Sabha on Friday.

There will be holiday on Saturday and Sunday

Parliament has a holiday for Ram Navami on 26th March and before that there was a holiday for Gudi Padwa and Eid on 19th and 20th March. To compensate for these holidays, the government had earlier talked about calling a meeting of both the houses on Saturday (28th March) and Sunday (29th March) this week and the opposition had also agreed to this. But after that now the government has said that there will be no meeting of Parliament on Saturday and Sunday. Parliament will now meet on March 30.

Kiren Rijiju gave information

Parliamentary Affairs Minister said in Rajya Sabha on Wednesday that tomorrow is Ram Navami holiday, the day after tomorrow is Friday. It is important to introduce the Finance Bill, so we will bring the Finance Bill on Friday. Earlier it was that we will run the House on Saturday and Sunday also. But now it has been decided that Saturday and Sunday will be holidays only.

Congress asked – what is the agenda?

Kiren Rijiju said that whatever was already decided on 30th will happen and the days beyond that will also remain as decided. Let us tell you that during the discussion on Transgender Bill, when RJD MP Manoj Jha had spoken, the Congress leader asked Kiren Rijiju – I want to know from the Minister, what is the agenda for the next three to four days, I request him to give this information to Sadh.