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Owned by The PioneerGovt plans special session of Parliament to pass women's quota amendment bill, confident of 15-18 vote margin
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The government is planning a special session of Parliament to clear the Delimitation Bill, alongside a Constitution amendment linked to women’s reservation, according to sources. The Centre says it has a comfortable majority, citing at least 15‑16 or up to 18 more votes than needed, but it has not disclosed the session’s dates or length. The opposition Congress has described the move as a ‘bluster’.
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New Delhi: The government is planning to convene a "special session" of Parliament to secure the passage of a Constitution amendment bill linked to the implementation of women's reservation, with sources expressing confidence that it would win by a margin of 15 to 18 votes. The sources said the…