The Delhi Assembly is currently undergoing a digital transformation and is working towards adopting NeVA to become a fully functional e-Vidhan Sabha before the upcoming Monsoon Session.
Speaker Vijender Gupta on Saturday announced that the Delhi Legislative Assembly is set to adopt the Central Government's Audit Para Monitoring System (APMS) software to enhance the monitoring of audit paragraphs issued by the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG).
A high-level meeting on CAG reports was chaired by Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta at the Delhi Legislative Assembly on Friday, where he emphasized on timely action and accountability in governance.
Gupta and his wife participated in the traditional rituals and expressed their reverence at one of the most prominent pilgrimage centers in the country.
Gupta stated that events like “Mahavir Gatha” serve as powerful mediums to pass on the cultural and spiritual heritage to younger generations.
After the meeting, Gupta also inspected the event venue along with the police, officials associated with the program, and other personnel.
Delhi Assembly speaker Vijender Gupta on Friday said the Comptroller Auditor General's report on the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) suggests that due to the previous government’s alleged mismanagement and negligence, crores of rupees of taxpayers have been wasted.
Several legislators, including Leader of Opposition Atishi, were on Friday marshaled out of the Delhi Assembly by Speaker Vijender Gupta for disrupting the proceedings.
Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta on Wednesday constituted an ad-hoc committee to review the salaries, allowances, and other facilities of legislators and to provide appropriate recommendations.
Gupta informed the legislators that on March 22, he had signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Union Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs, under which the entire funding for this project will be provided by the central government.
