Bhopal. Today is the second day of the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly’s budget session. Before the House began, the opposition protested fiercely over the Indore Bhagirathpura contaminated water problem. They demanded action against the guilty officers and the minister’s resignation. Meanwhile, Congress Muslim MLA Atif Aqeel issued a significant statement, demanding that the cow be declared the national animal.
There should also be a funeral – Congress
Congress MLA Atif Aqeel stated that he has introduced an unofficial resolution regarding the cow in the Assembly. Hinduism considers the cow a mother. He stated that the cow should be declared a national animal. If a cow dies, it should be cremated. Atif also stated that the leather trade should be banned. He explained that his father had also introduced a resolution in 2017. At that time, the BJP was in power, and the resolution was not passed due to a lack of majority. There is a significant difference between the Bharatiya Janata Party’s words and actions.
BJP said – will not allow any cuts in MP
Meanwhile, the BJP has retaliated to Congress MLA Atif Aqeel’s demand. BJP MLA Rameshwar Sharma said that Atif Aqeel should go to the mosque and appeal to Muslims not to slaughter or eat cows. Atif Aqeel should not make this demand just for publicity. Cows will not be allowed to be slaughtered in Madhya Pradesh at all.
The budget will come on February 18.
Let us tell you that the budget session of the MP Vidhansabha started on Monday, February 16, which will continue till March 6. A total of 12 meetings are proposed during this period. The budget for the year 2026-27 will be presented on February 18. Finance Minister Jagdish Devda will present the supplementary budget in the House on Wednesday. This provision is being brought to meet the expenses of the remaining months of the financial year. In this session, a total of 3478 notices of questions, 236 calling attention, 10 adjournment motions, 41 non-official resolutions will be presented to the Vidhansabha. There will be 83 questions in the Vidhansabha during the Zero Hour.