Delhi Assembly Special Session on April 28; Speaker Emphasizes Viksit Bharat Vision

The Delhi Legislative Assembly will hold a one-day special session on April 28 at 11 AM, with Speaker Vijender Gupta announcing the move after LG approval. Security has been tightened at the Old Secretariat following recent bomb threats. In a separate event, Gupta called on students to play a key role in building a "Viksit Bharat" by 2047, stressing the importance of character alongside education. He urged students to dream big, avoid dishonesty, and contribute meaningfully to the nation's progress.

Key Points: Delhi Assembly Special Session April 28: Key Updates

  • Delhi Assembly special session on April 28, 11 AM at Old Secretariat
  • Speaker Vijender Gupta announces session after LG approval
  • Tight security due to recent bomb threats
  • Gupta urges students to build Viksit Bharat by 2047
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Delhi Legislative Assembly to commence one-day special session on April 28

Delhi Legislative Assembly to hold a one-day special session on April 28. Speaker Vijender Gupta highlights security and calls for students to build a Viksit Bharat by 2047.

"A Viksit Bharat cannot be built by degrees alone; it requires both education and character -- education shows the path, but character gives the strength to remain on it. - Vijender Gupta"

New Delhi, April 26

The Delhi Legislative Assembly on Sunday announced that it will commence a One-Day Special Session on Tuesday, April 28, at 11:00 AM at the Old Secretariat.

According to a press release by the Delhi Legislative Assembly Secretariat, Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta made this announcement. After getting the approval of the Delhi Lieutenant Governor, the notification has been issued in this regard to summon the Fifth Session of the Eighth Legislative Assembly.

In a related development, Vijender Gupta also shared that the LG has prorogued the Fourth Session of the Eighth Legislative Assembly with immediate effect. This formal order brings an official end to the prolonged Sessions that had been ongoing, allowing for a structured transition into the new session.

To facilitate the upcoming business, the Delhi Legislative Assembly Secretariat has finalised all necessary arrangements to ensure the smooth and uninterrupted conduct of the proceedings.

In light of recent bomb threats, the Secretariat has significantly bolstered security protocols across the premises. Tight security measures and a comprehensive safety net have been established at the Old Secretariat to safeguard the members and staff during the session.

Earlier on Saturday, the Delhi Assembly Speaker called upon students to play a key role in building a "Viksit Bharat" by 2047, stressing that education must be complemented by strong character and values.

Speaking as Chief Guest at the annual prize distribution ceremony of PGDAV College (Morning), University of Delhi, Gupta said the responsibility of shaping the nation in its centenary year of independence would rest with the younger generation. The programme was held at the New Auditorium, PGDAV College (Morning), Nehru Nagar.

"When India marks 100 years of independence, the responsibility of the nation will rest with your generation. A Viksit Bharat cannot be built by degrees alone; it requires both education and character -- education shows the path, but character gives the strength to remain on it," Gupta said.

Addressing students and faculty, the Speaker said that PGDAV College is not merely an institution, but a living embodiment of the legacy of Maharshi Dayanand Saraswati, whose call to return to foundational values continues to guide generations.

Gupta emphasised that as India moves towards 2047, the vision of a Viksit Bharat will be shaped by the present generation, and recalled Swami Vivekananda's view that education is the manifestation of the perfection already within an individual, stressing that true learning must awaken the human being within.

Speaker Gupta further urged students to dream big while building strong foundations, noting that the higher a tree grows, the deeper its roots must be. He called upon them not to fear failure but to fear dishonesty, observing that failure teaches, but dishonesty stays for a lifetime.

Meritorious students were felicitated for their academic achievements, with the Speaker congratulating the award recipients and noting that such recognition reflects not only academic excellence but also discipline, perseverance and sustained effort. He observed that behind every accomplishment lies the guidance of teachers and the support of families, and expressed confidence that the students would contribute meaningfully to the nation's progress in the years ahead.

- ANI

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Vikram M
Speaker Gupta's speech at PGDAV College was impressive! "Education shows the path, but character gives strength" — that's deep. We need more leaders talking about values, not just politics. Viksit Bharat by 2047 is possible if students take this seriously.
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Sarah B
As someone living in Delhi, I appreciate the focus on security, but I wish these sessions were more transparent to the public. One day seems rushed for important legislative business. Let's hope the Speaker uses the time wisely instead of just photo ops.
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Neha E
Proroguing the Fourth Session to start the Fifth — feels like standard procedural drama. What actually gets done for the common man? Security is good, but let's see some real action on pollution, water, and roads. Actions speak louder than speeches. 🇮🇳
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Riya H
Loved the reference to Swami Vivekananda and Maharshi Dayanand! Education with character is what we need in today's world. But as a Delhi student, I wish the Speaker would also address issues like college fees and job opportunities. 🤔
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Michael C
Special session with bomb threats in the news? That's concerning. Hope the Delhi Police and Secretariat have proper protocols. Also, "Viksit Bharat" sounds good, but implementation matters. Let's see if this session produces any concrete outcomes for the people.
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Priya S

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