The sixth session of the Lok Sabha was formally adjourned sine die on Friday. Before the end of the session, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla addressed the House and expressed his thanks for the achievements of this session, work culture and cooperation of the MPs. Om Birla said that we have reached the end of the sixth session of the 18th Lok Sabha. 15 meetings of the House were organized during this period. During this period, due to various legislative and other works, the productivity of this session was about 111 percent.

He said, “Honourable members, we have now come to the end of the sixth session of the 18th Lok Sabha. In this session we held 15 sittings. With the cooperation of all of you, the productivity of the House in this session was almost 111 percent. For this I thank you.” The Speaker further requested all the members to stand at their places in honor of the tune of ‘Vande Mataram’. After this, a formal announcement was made saying that the proceedings of the assembly are adjourned indefinitely.

Indefinite adjournment means that there will be no further meeting of this session. The next session will be called with the permission of the President on the recommendation of the Central Government. Om Birla wrote in X Post, “The sixth session of the 18th Lok Sabha concluded successfully today. This session began on December 1, 2025, in which a total of 15 meetings were held. With the cooperation of all the honorable members, the productivity of the House was close to 111 percent. Heartfelt gratitude to the Honorable Prime Minister, Leader of Opposition, all the honorable members of the ruling party and the opposition, the Lok Sabha Secretariat and the media for the smooth conduct of the proceedings of the House.

Let us tell you that even on the last day of the Parliament session, protests by opposition parties were seen in the Parliament premises. Opposition MPs protested against the central government for changing the name of MNREGA. During this, the MPs also raised slogans of ‘Don’t kill MNREGA’.

It may be noted that the Developed India Guarantee for Employment and Livelihood Mission Bill ‘Ji Ram Ji’ was passed in the Lok Sabha on Thursday amidst huge uproar. This bill will replace the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MNREGA), 2005. The opposition is mobilized and protesting against this decision of the government.

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