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by: NavJeevanMarch 30, 2020

Puducherry assembly adopts vote-on-account, adjourns sine die

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PUDUCHERRY, MARCH 30

Puducherry Assembly convened for a brief session on Monday to adopt a vote-on- account bill even as the union territory is in under lockdown to contain spread of coronavirus.

Though it is the first session of current year, the customary address of the Lt. Governor Kiran Bedi did not take place due to Coronavirus outbreak.

#புதுச்சேரி சட்டப்பேரவை இன்று (30-03-2020) எப்ரல், மே, ஜுன் மாதங்களுக்கான ரூ.2042 கோடிக்கான இடைக்கால பட்ஜெட் தாக்கல் செய்யப்பட்டு நிறைவேற்றப்பட்டது. pic.twitter.com/rYEFF6QMtt

— V.Narayanasamy (@VNarayanasami) March 30, 2020

Chief Minister V Narayanasamy, who holds the Finance portfolio, presented the Bill which was adopted by voice vote.

A sum of Rs 2,042 crore had been earmarked to the government departments to meet their commitments during the first three months (April to June) of the fiscal 2020- 2021.

All the Ministers, Speaker V P Sivakolundhu and legislators who attended the brief session participated in the proceedings wearing masks.

Earlier, the Chief Minister helped all those present in his chamber clean their hands with sanitiser.

The seating arrangements inside the House were changed keeping in mind the need to maintain social distancing.

The members belonging to the AINRC did not participate in the proceedings and all the seven members of the party stayed at home.

Members belonging to the AIADMK and Bharatiya Janata Party staged a protest near the Speaker’s podium alleging the government had not taken full-fledged steps to contain the spread of the virus.

The House adjourned sine die after passing the Appropriation Bill.

Budget / COVID-19 / Pondicherry

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