Speaker Abdul Rahim Rather on Friday adjourned the Legislative Assembly sine die.

In his concluding remarks, the Speaker thanked the members of the House for their cooperation in making the session more productive and meaningful.
He described the session as unprecedented, noting that most of the time was devoted to raising people’s issues.
“It is heartening to see that all legislators tried to raise constituency specific concerns,” he said.
He further said that efforts were made to make the system more accommodative and participatory.
He appreciated the cooperation extended by the Chief Secretary, various departments, including the Information Department, Doordarshan, All India Radio and print and electronic media in conducting the session smoothly.
The Speaker said he tried to accommodate all members in the discussions in an objective manner.
He urged the members to continue working to meet the expectations of the people.
During the sitting, the Assembly Secretariat received 732 questions, of which 682 were admitted, while 29 were taken up for discussion with 73 supplementaries raised by the members. A total of 97 Zero Hour issues were also brought up during the proceedings.
14 private bills were received and 33 from previous sessions remain pending.
Of the 41 private bills listed for discussion, only eight were debated, and all were either withdrawn following government assurances or defeated by voice vote at the introduction stage.
Additionally, 67 calling attention notices were submitted, with 10 taken up for discussion. Fourteen private member resolutions were admitted, though only one was passed.