Delhi Assembly Budget Session begins today; Economic survey and censure motion on agenda

The Delhi Assembly budget session begins today with key developments including the presentation of the Economic Survey and a censure motion over a proposal against the Lok Sabha Speaker.

Post Published By: Sona Saini

Updated : 23 March 2026, 8:22 AM IST

Delhi Govt to Table Economic Survey Ahead of Budget Presentation

New Delhi: The Budget Session of the Delhi Assembly begins today, with several important issues to be discussed on the first day. Proceedings will begin at 11 am with "Vande Mataram" and tributes to the departed souls. Following this, issues of public interest will be raised and reports from various committees will be presented in the House.

Censure Motion to Heat Up Politics

The political atmosphere is expected to be heated on the first day of the session. BJP MLA Shikha Rai will introduce a censure motion in protest against the opposition's motion against Om Birla. This motion will send a message of maintaining the dignity of the office of the Speaker of the Lok Sabha and parliamentary traditions.

Economic Survey and Budget Preparation

Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, who is also the Finance Minister, will present the Economic Survey for the financial year 2025-26 in the House. She will present the Delhi Budget on Tuesday. This budget is likely to focus on issues such as women's health, pollution control, and modern transportation.

Focus on Development and Planning

The government is likely to focus on expanding healthcare services, integrating hospitals, and creating new facilities. Additionally, major investments are planned to promote e-transportation and electric connectivity. Education, water supply, and rural development will also be key areas of the budget.

Opposition's Allegations and Questions

Meanwhile, the Congress and Aam Aadmi Party have raised questions about the government's working style. The Congress alleges that many schemes announced in the last budget have not been implemented on the ground. The AAP has threatened to boycott House proceedings if the suspended MLAs are not reinstated.

Public Expectations Raised

The government's signals before the budget have raised public expectations. People are expecting concrete decisions this time regarding schemes for women, pollution control, and improving infrastructure.