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Cabinet Committee on Parl. Affairs to finalise winter session dates soon, says minister

| @indiablooms | Nov 21, 2017, at 08:51 pm

New Delhi, Nov 21 (IBNS): Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ananth Kumar on Tuesday said the Cabinet Committee on Parliamentary Affairs will soon meet to finalise the dates of the Winter Session, according to media reports.

Usually, the winter session of the Parliament is held from the third week of November to third week of December.

The media quoting government sources said that the winter session was delayed as it coincided with the campaigning of the Gujarat Assembly elections.

On Monday, Congress president Sonia Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of 'sabotaging' the winter session of Parliament.

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