Uttar Pradesh Governor Ram Naik on Friday prorogued the monsoon session of the Vidhan Sabha.
The monsoon session of the Vidhan Sabha was adjourned sine die on August 31.
The brief six-day session, which commenced on August 23, approved the first Rs-34,000-crore
supplementary budget of the current fiscal 2018-19 and besides passing several bills.
The first day of the session was adjourned after expressing condolence to late Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
The supplementary budget was tabled on August 27 and passed amid boycott by the opposition on August 29.
During the six sittings of the House, the total time of the proceedings was 23.12 hours and the House was adjourned for 1.12 hour.
During the session, 3,011 questions were tabled by the members that included 138 short notice starred question, 1,588 starred questions and 1,285 unstarred questions. The ministers furnished written replies to both the categories of questions during the question hour.
The government tabled replies to all questions and no question was referred to the question and reference committee.
The members gave 379 notices under Rule 51 of the Rules of Business for the Conduction of the Proceedings of Uttar Pradesh Assembly, seeking information on different issues.
Of these, 11 were admitted by the Speaker who directed the government to issue statement, while 188 notices were rejected by the Chair. The member gave 55 notices under Rule 56 seeking adjournment of the proceedings of the House to discuss the issue raised by them. The notice under Rule 56 is given only by the opposition members.