New Parliament / Now employees will be seen in different dress in Parliament House - Dress code is also new with Parliament.

New Parliament: Employees in the new Parliament will get new uniforms. According to sources, entry from the old Parliament House to the new Parliament House will take place on 19th September, on the day of Ganesh Chaturthi, with proper puja. On the first day on September 18, the meeting will be held in the old Parliament House itself. On this day, memories from the construction of the old Parliament building till now will be discussed.

After this, after puja, entry will be made into the new Parliament building and a joint meeting of both the houses can also be held. According to sources, a new uniform has been designed for the employees of Parliament House. It has been designed by NIFT. Under this, the closed neck suit of the secretariat employees will be changed to magenta or dark pink Nehru jacket.

This is the dress for the staff of table office etc. of Parliament House, the staff who sit in front of the chair in the House will also wear this.

The dress of marshals of both the houses will also change

Their shirts will also be dark pink with a lotus flower on them and they will wear khaki colored pants. Let us tell you that the dress of the marshals of both the houses is also being changed. He will wear Manipuri turban. Apart from this, the costumes of the security staff of Parliament House will also be changed. Till now he has been wearing safari suit. Instead, they will be given camouflage dress like soldiers.

Special session of Parliament will run from 18 to 22 September

Let us tell you that the Modi government at the Center has announced to call a special session of Parliament from 18 to 22 September. According to sources, the government can bring a bill of one country, one election in this session of Parliament. The opposition had attacked the Modi government for calling a special session of Parliament. Sonia Gandhi had written a letter regarding this. In this he had asked why the special session was announced without any discussion. In response to this, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Prahlad Joshi said that a special session of Parliament has been called as per the normal procedure.