The final session had taken place from February 17 to March 24.
Bengaluru:
The monsoon session of the Karnataka legislature might be held from September 21 to 30 within the Vidhana Soudha with all precautionary measures for coronavirus reminiscent of face masks for members and a bar on guests, state Legislation and Parliamentary Affairs Minister J C Madhuswamy stated on Monday.
At this time the Speaker of Karnataka Meeting Vishveshwara Hegde Kageri and Chief Secretary and Ok M Vishalakshi inspected each the Homes (meeting and council) and determined to carry the monsoon session of the Karnataka legislature on the Vidhana Soudha itself, he informed reporters.
In view of the coronavirus pandemic, the members might be given face protect, masks and sanitisers on the entrance of the meeting and the legislature council, the minister stated including guests is not going to be allowed this time to witness the proceedings.
Along with it, there might be screens between seats whereas journalists would have two galleries as a substitute of the same old one, he stated.
The final session had taken place from February 17 to March 24. As per the Constitutional provision, the subsequent session ought to happen inside six months from the day the final session concluded.
Although earlier the concept of conducting the session outdoors the Vidhana Soudha was thought of, it has been now determined to carry it within the premises itself with satisfactory preparations.
Just a few MLAs have examined optimistic for coronavirus within the state in latest days with BJP legislator Avinash Jadhav, representing Chincholi Meeting phase, changing into the most recent to contract the pathogen.
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