Divya Delhi : The West Bengal Legislative Assembly is set to discuss the Home Department’s budget for the first time in 14 years, marking a significant development in the state’s legislative proceedings. The discussion is expected to focus on law and order, policing, and internal security-related issues. The Home Department, which is responsible for maintaining public safety, police administration, and internal security, will face detailed discussions from legislators during the budget session. Members are likely to raise questions regarding crime control, police reforms, administrative functioning, and security arrangements in the state. The discussion comes after a long gap, making it an important occasion for both the ruling party and opposition members. The government is expected to highlight its initiatives and spending priorities, while the opposition may question policies and demand accountability on security-related matters. The session will provide an opportunity for lawmakers to debate the allocation of funds and examine the functioning of the Home Department in West Bengal.
