CPP leader Sonia Gandhi calls meeting on July 15 to finalise Congress strategy for Monsoon session of Parliament

Congress parliamentary occasion chief Sonia Gandhi will chair a key assembly on Tuesday (July 15, 2025) to finalise the occasion’s technique for the upcoming Monsoon session of Parliament which is anticipated to witness confrontations between the opposition and the federal government on a bunch of points.

Opposition events are anticipated to lift sturdy considerations over the Election Fee’s transfer to hold out a Particular Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in Bihar.

Additionally, the Congress has been demanding a dialogue on the Pahalgam assault, Operation Sindoor in addition to the diplomatic outreach following that.

The Congress’ parliamentary technique group assembly is anticipated to be attended by Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and Chief of the Opposition within the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, amongst others. Will probably be chaired by Sonia Gandhi at her 10, Janpath residence, occasion sources stated.

The federal government has introduced that the Monsoon session of Parliament will start on July 21 and proceed until August 21, per week longer than deliberate earlier, signalling a heavy legislative agenda.

Earlier, the session was to conclude on August 12, however now it has been prolonged by per week.

The longer period of the session comes amid the federal government’s plans to usher in key legislations, together with one to facilitate the entry of the non-public sector within the atomic vitality area.

The federal government is planning to amend the Civil Legal responsibility for Nuclear Harm Act and the Atomic Power Act to implement the announcement within the Union Finances to open up the nuclear sector for personal gamers.

The opposition has been demanding a debate on Operation Sindoor — the strike on terror websites in Pakistan by the Indian armed forces in response to the terrorist assault in Pahalgam on April 22.

The opposition events have additionally been demanding solutions from the federal government on U.S. President Donald Trump’s claims of mediation within the India-Pakistan battle to avert a nuclear conflict.

The federal government has rejected Mr. Trump’s claims with Prime Minister Narendra Modi telling him, throughout a cellphone name final month, that India has by no means accepted mediation and wouldn’t ever settle for it in future.