Opposition Voices Objection To Controversial Bills Centre Introduced In Parliament Special Sitting
New Delhi: The Union Government is all set to introduce three key bills – the Constitution (131st) Amendment Bill, the Delimitation Bill, 2026, and the Union Territories Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2026. The government claims that the amendment bill is aimed at expediting the implementation of 33% reservation for women in the Lower House and the State Assemblies.
The government also proposed to increase the strength of the Lok Sabha to up to 850 seats from the present 543, following a delimitation exercise based on the last published census. Delimitation means the process of fixing the number of seats and boundaries of territorial constituencies in each State for the Lok Sabha and Legislative.
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The opposition have opposed the controversial bills calling them attempts to destroy federal structure of the constitution. The Opposition parties also claims that the bills threaten India’s federal structure, undermine the separation of powers, and lack transparency.
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