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'Kept on ventilator': Congress flags delay in proroguing Parliament, links it to delimitation Bills

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'Kept on ventilator': Congress flags delay in proroguing Parliament, links it to delimitation Bills

Congress questions the delay in proroguing Parliament's Monsoon Session.

The party alleges the government seeks numbers for Delimitation Bills.

This follows a previous setback in the Lok Sabha over a similar bill.

Parliament was adjourned sine die on August 13 after nineteen sittings.

Twenty-five days have passed since the session's adjournment.

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