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Congress seeks four front-row seats in Lok Sabha for Rahul Gandhi, others

The Congress, which has 99 lawmakers in the Lower House, submitted the request to the office of Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla.

Updated on: Nov 27, 2024 10:36 PM IST
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The Congress has sought front-row seats in the Lok Sabha for its four members — leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi, Alappuzha MP KC Venugopal, Jorhat lawmaker Gaurav Gogoi and Mavelikkara MP Kodikunnil Suresh, two senior Lok Sabha officials said.

Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi and Congress leader interacts with MP KC Venugopal at Parliament complex on Wednesday (ANI)
Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi and Congress leader interacts with MP KC Venugopal at Parliament complex on Wednesday (ANI)

The party, which has 99 lawmakers in the Lower House, has submitted the request to the office of Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, the final authority to decide on the allotment of seats in the House.

While Rae Bareli MP Gandhi, as the leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, is entitled to a designated front-row seat, set to be right opposite defence minister Rajnath Singh’s seat, the improved performance of the Congress in the 18th Lok Sabha with 99 MPs can help the party get three more front-row seats.

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“Most of the parties have sent their list of preferred seats. Lok Sabha Speaker will allot seat of division numbers to all MPs,” an official told HT, requesting anonymity.

Considered coveted, front-row seats are usually earmarked for senior members and floor leaders.

 
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