Tripura assembly passes 10 bills without debate
Agartala: A one-day monsoon session of Tripura Assembly on Monday passed 10 bills without any option for discussion. The bills include the industrial disputes and salaries, allowances and pension benefits of the ministers and legislators. Opposition legislators were raising slogans and forced to walk out of the House.
Due to Covid-19 pandemic, monsoon session was reduced to just one day.
There was no question-answer session.
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