Parliament will be bicameral, total seats 505

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constitution The Reform Commission is going to recommend the parliament to make it a bicameral. According to the commission's khasza proposal, there will be 400 seats in the lower house of Parliament, the election will be held in the current system.

Of these, 100 seats will be reserved for women, they will be elected by direct voting and the upper house will have 105 seats. The elections will be held in proportional manner, with the two houses of the parliament, the total number of seats will be 505.

constitution The Reform Commission will make several recommendations to prevent the reform commission from a constitutional system of power or to ensure that power is not axed in the hands of one person. It is also recommended to change the principles of the existing constitution.

Tomorrow Wednesday (January 15) the Interim Government will submit a report to Professor Muhammad Yunus.

On the same day, the Constitution Reform Commission will also submit its report on the electoral system, anti-corruption and police reform commission, which has been confirmed by the commissions.

The sixth reform commission formed in the first phase has two other jurisdictions and the Public Administration Reform Commission to report at the end of this month.

According to the sources concerned, the reform commissions will propose several fundamental changes in their respective fields, which will be the recommendations that their report will have in two main types, some will be realistic in short terms, and some are long-lived, but some recommendations should be amended to make the constitution amended.

There is no parliament now, so there is no scope for amending or reforming the constitution until a parliament is formed through elections.

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