 "Welfare Committee soon to resolve issues of youths, students")
The Delhi Assembly will soon constitute a committee on welfare of students and youths in order to address their grievances and issues inside the House.
The General Purposes Committee of the Assembly, headed by Speaker Ram Niwas Goel, has given its in-principle approval to a proposal to constitute the committee, an official said on Tuesday.
The move comes after some Delhi MLAs including Rajesh Gupta, Som Dutt and Ajesh Yadav recently approached the Speaker to constitute a committee to look into grievances and issues related to the students and youth in the Assembly.
"The Rules Committee is scheduled to meet next week. Once the Rules Committee approves the draft rules, the same would be tabled in the House with the approval of Speaker.
"If and when the House adopts the report of the Rules Committee, the Committee on Welfare of Students and Youth will come into existence," the official said.
The official claimed that this committee will be, perhaps, the first of its kind in the country.
The General Purposes Committee of the Assembly, headed by Speaker Ram Niwas Goel, has given its in-principle approval to a proposal to constitute the committee, an official said on Tuesday.
The move comes after some Delhi MLAs including Rajesh Gupta, Som Dutt and Ajesh Yadav recently approached the Speaker to constitute a committee to look into grievances and issues related to the students and youth in the Assembly.
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The General Purposes Committee has now directed the secretariat of the Assembly to place the matter before the Rules Committee of the House.
"The Rules Committee is scheduled to meet next week. Once the Rules Committee approves the draft rules, the same would be tabled in the House with the approval of Speaker.
"If and when the House adopts the report of the Rules Committee, the Committee on Welfare of Students and Youth will come into existence," the official said.
The official claimed that this committee will be, perhaps, the first of its kind in the country.
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