Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge ne PM Modi ko letter likh kar Delimitation Bill par all-party meeting bulane ko kaha hai. Parliament session khatam hue **64 din** ho gaye hain par abhi tak official prorogation nahi hua, jisse market mein thoda suspense ka mahol hai.
Kya hai pura mamla?
Parliament ka Monsoon Session 13 August 2026 ko sine die adjourn ho gaya tha, lekin 64 din beetne ke baad bhi session ka official prorogation nahi hua hai. Congress ka kehna hai ki ye parliamentary rules ke hisaab se sahi nahi hai. Kharge sahab ko darr hai ki sarkar bina kisi warning ke parliament dobara bula kar Delimitation Bill pass karwane ki koshish kar sakti hai.
Delimitation Bill kyun hai itna bada issue?
Ye sirf ek bill nahi, balki electoral boundaries ko badalne ki exercise hai. Iske liye Constitutional Amendment ki zaroorat hai, jiske liye Lok Sabha mein 2/3rd majority chahiye hoti hai. April 2026 mein sarkar ke liye ye majority jutaana mushkil ho gaya tha, isliye ab opposition chahti hai ki bina kisi consensus ya debate ke isse pass na karwaya jaye.
Markets ke liye ye kyun zaruri hai?
Investors hamesha stability pasand karte hain. Jab legislative process mein transparency ki kami hoti hai ya अचानक (sudden) policy changes ka darr rehta hai, toh uska asar sentiment par padta hai. Business environment ke liye policy predictable honi chahiye, aur procedural uncertainty long-term planning ko affect kar sakti hai.
Ab agle kuch din kaafi important honge. Dekhna ye hai ki kya sarkar session prorogue karti hai ya phir se parliament bula kar koi bada kadam uthati hai. Legislative friction agar badhta hai, toh uska impact market volatility par dekhne ko mil sakta hai.