How long did the turbulent winter session of Parliament last

The turbulent winter session of Parliament lasted for a total of 21 days, which is the standard duration for a winter session.
However, due to the growing unrest and chaos in the sessions, it was decided to end it a day ahead of schedule.
The decision to end the session early was taken by the Speaker of the House, considering the alarming situations and disruptions.
The session was marked by frequent disruptions, protests, and heated debates on several issues of national importance.
Some of the key topics that were discussed during this session included the farmers' protest, COVID-19 management, and the state of the economy.
The opposition parties were vocal in their criticism of the government, leading to often intense and polarized discussions that disrupted the proceedings.
Amidst the chaos, several bills were passed, including those related to agriculture reforms, COVID-19 relief measures, and economic recovery.
The session also witnessed the introduction of new bills, which were in the pipeline for a long time.
Despite the turbulent nature of the session, some constructive debates and discussions took place on various legislative matters.
Overall, the winter session of Parliament was marked by its eventful and unpredictable nature, leading to its early conclusion.

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