Budget Session 2025 / Budget 2025-26 will be passed in Lok Sabha, guillotine process will be adopted?

Budget Session 2025: Union Budget: Today, Friday is going to be a very important day under the second part of the budget session in Parliament. The Union Budget for the financial year 2025-26 is to be passed in the Lok Sabha. For this, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has issued a whip to all its MPs and instructed them to be compulsorily present in the House.

Guillotine process will be adopted

The whip issued by the BJP states that the guillotine process will be adopted to pass various demands of Budget 2025-26 on Friday. BJP MPs have been instructed to be present in the House throughout the day and support the government's proposals.

What is the guillotine process?

The guillotine process is seen as an important strategy in Parliament. Under this process, a bill or budgetary demands are passed swiftly without allowing discussion. If the government has to pass an important bill or budget soon and the opposition is obstructing it, then the guillotine process is used. This process helps the government to push forward its legislative agenda.

There was a huge uproar in Parliament on Thursday

There was a huge uproar in the Lok Sabha on Thursday. The proceedings of the House had to be adjourned repeatedly due to the protests and sloganeering of the opposition parties. DMK party members arrived in the House wearing T-shirts with slogans, which further heated up the atmosphere. As a result, the proceedings of the House had to be adjourned first till 12 noon, then till 2 pm and eventually for the whole day.

Important day for the government

Guillotine will be used in the process of passing the budget on Friday, which will give the government a chance to get its financial proposals passed without any delay. BJP MPs have been instructed to be compulsorily present in this session, so that the government's side is not weakened in any situation.

Conclusion

The government is fully prepared to get the Union Budget 2025-26 passed. Despite the ongoing uproar in Parliament, the government will try to get the budget passed through the guillotine process. Now it will be interesting to see what stand the opposition takes on this and how smoothly Friday's session goes.