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Published On: 07 Jun 2026, 16:35 Updated On:07 Jun 2026, 16:45

 SANGSAD BHABAN, June 7, 2026 (BSS) - The 2nd session of the 13th parliament (budget session of 2026) began at 3.03 PM today at the JatiyaSangsad Bhaban with Speaker Hafiz Uddin Ahmed Bir-Bikram in the chair.

 The day's proceedings began with recitation from the Holy Quran.

 

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