The Budget session of Uttarakhand Assembly would start with the address of Governor Baby Rani Maurya at Bharadisain near Gairsain in Chamoli district on Tuesday.
On Monday, the meeting of the parliamentary boards of BJP and Congress party was held at the Vidhan Sabha secretariat.
On the day, the meeting of the business advisory committee was also organised. This meeting was presided over by the speaker Prem Chand Agarwal and was attended by the deputy speaker Raghunath Singh Chauhan, parliamentary affairs minister Madan Kaushik, leader of opposition (LoP) Indira Hridayesh and Govind Singh Kunjwal.
It was decided in the meeting that on first day, the Governor would address the house while on March 4, vote of thanks on address of Governor and budget would be tabled in the house.
In the meeting, Kaushik said that during the session, discussion on the issues of public interests and public aspirations would be held.
The Leader of Opposition (LoP), Indira Hridayesh assured the support of opposition in business of the house on the issues of public interests. The speaker Prem Chand Agarwal expressed confidence that house would run successfully with support of opposition and ruling party.
Meanwhile, the administration and the Vidhan Sabha secretariat have made all arrangements for smooth functioning of the budget session.
The speaker Prem Chand Agarwal inspected the arrangements at Bharadisain on Monday and directed the officials to make foolproof arrangements.
The speaker Agarwal has banned the usage of plastic bottles and other plastic materials during the entire session at Bharadisain. Special Optical Fibre Cable (OFC) for high speed internet connectivity during the session has also been laid.
Highest priority is being given for adequate and foolproof security arrangements during the session. Security personnel have taken their positions on the Diwalikhal- Bharadisain road and CCTV cameras are installed on the road.
An ICU has been set up at Bharadisain and doctors are deployed at Vidhan Sabha and nearby hospitals in sufficient numbers.
The secretary of the Vidhan Sabha Jagdish Chandra said that all arrangements have been made for the session. He said that 603 questions have so far been received by his secretariat for the session.
During the inspection, Badrinath MLA, Mahendra Bhatt and Jhabreda MLA Deshraj Karnwal accompanied the speaker.