After the successful implementation of e-Vidhan, in a first in the country, the Himachal Pradesh Assembly Tapovan at Dharamshala in Kangra district has been connected with National e-Vidhan Application (NeVA) on Wednesday.
Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu introduced the bill for discussion on Thursday, stressing the need to address the growing challenges related to the illicit liquor trade.
A performance card that shows how each individual MLA fared in the assembly sessions has been released by National Election Watch and Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR) ahead of the assembly election.
“There is no such issue or discussion (on leadership change in the state),” Thakur told media persons after his return from Delhi in the afternoon today, putting an end to all speculations.
The chief minister condemned the walkout by Congress members and said they should not have walked out without listening to the reply.
The MLA, who was staging protest in the Kullu SP office premises, was reportedly confined for over 12 hours after a cop tested positive for COVID-19 and the office was closed as per the containment protocol
Surendra Nath Trivedi, Secretary, Union Parliamentary Affairs ministry gave presentation on NeVA, following which a question-answer session on the system was held here on Sunday in HP assembly.
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