New Delhi, Jan 5 || The winter session of the Delhi Legislative Assembly began on Monday, setting the stage for high-stakes debates on a range of pressing issues, including air pollution, environmental concerns, and also the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) reports related to the 'Sheesh Mahal' and the Delhi Jal Board.
The four-day session is scheduled to continue until January 8.
Ahead of the commencement of the proceedings, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta urged legislators from both the ruling party and the Opposition to engage responsibly and ensure meaningful deliberations.
Speaking to reporters, she said, "I would like to say that both the ruling and opposition parties should fulfil their respective responsibilities, and there should be a constructive and positive discussion on the very important issues facing Delhi."
She emphasised that the Assembly should serve as a platform for addressing public concerns and shaping policy.
"All the MLAs should raise the problems of their respective constituencies in the House, and this session of the Legislative Assembly is convened for policy-making and implementation, where very important bills and discussions will take place," Gupta said.