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Belagavi may host Monsoon Session this time

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Belagavi may host Monsoon Session this time
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Belagavi may host the Monsoon Session of the State Legislature for the first time, moving it from its traditional location in Bengaluru. Preparations for the session would require significant logistical arrangements, including accommodations and security. While the proposal has been discussed, it has not yet been officially confirmed by the Chief Minister.

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Belagavi, which hosts the Winter Session of the State Legislature every year, may this time be the venue of the Monsoon Session also.If this happens, it will be the first time since the construction of the Suvarna Soudha in Belagavi that the Monsoon Session will be held outside of Bengaluru.Though there is no Government Order issued as yet, official sources say they have got feelers from the State government saying that they need to be prepared to organise it around mid-July.“We need at least six weeks to prepare for the Session. It involves logistics arrangements, temporary repairs and maintenance of roads and power lines, drinking water supply and other preparations.

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