Chandigarh precautionary session to begin on August 28, Punjab assembly session, MLA and officers not to enter without corona test report | Punjab assembly session to begin on August 28, MLAs and officers not to enter without corona test report

The Punjab Legislative Assembly is also witnessing the impact of the Corona virus infection, which is synonymous with fear in the country and the world. Due to this, all officers, employees and legislators will have to get a Kovid test before the session starts next week. A letter with special instructions in this regard has been issued by the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly. According to this order, everyone has to bring his report during the session. Will not be allowed to enter assembly without report.

In fact, Kovid-19 transition has been confirmed to many legislators in the state for the last few days. In such a situation, the government has taken strong steps to protect VIPs and officers from this epidemic. A letter has been issued on Thursday by the Speaker of the Assembly. Shashi Lakhanpal Mishra, Secretary, Punjab Assembly, has issued instructions on the Speaker's order that all officers, staff and MLAs have to be tested for Kovid before the one-day assembly session to be held on August 28. It has been clarified in the order that every MLA, officer and employee joining the assembly session has to bring his report with him. Without this, no one will be allowed to enter the assembly.

These minister-MLAs have been found infected
Shortly before, Cabinet Minister Trupt Rajinder Singh Bajwa was found to be Corona positive, while on 16 days, the report of Cabinet Minister Gurpreet Singh Kangar came back positive. Gurpreet Kangar also participated in the Independence Day program. Apart from this, the report of Deputy Speaker of the Assembly Ajaib Singh Bhatti, Akali MLA Manpreet Ayali and other politicians have also come positive.

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