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Suvarna Soudha in Belagavi to host Winter Session starting Nov. 30

Suvarna Soudha in Belagavi to host Winter Session starting Nov. 30

Officials begin preparations, hold meeting, form various committees to oversee transportation, hospitality, security, among others

The Winter Session will go on at the Suvarna Soudha in Belagavi till December 11.

The Winter Session of the State Legislative Assembly will start at the Suvarna Soudha in Belagavi on November 30 and go on till December 11.

The decision was taken at a Cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar on Thursday.

The session was initially scheduled to commence on December 7. However, the State government decided to advance the opening date to November 30, reportedly in view of the expected announcement of Gram Panchayat elections, district administration sources said.

Officials have begun preparations for the Winter Session.

Senior officials, including Deputy Commissioner Mohammad Roshan, Police Commissioner Prakash Nikam, Superintendent of Police K. Ramarajan, Zilla Panchayat Chief Executive Officer Rahul Shindhe, and others held a meeting recently in this connection.

Various committees have been formed to oversee transportation, hospitality, security, Suvarna Soudha maintenance, cleaning and beautification, road repair, water supply, guest liaison and emergency services, among others.

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