The Lok Sabha lost 65 hours and 15 minutes due to interruptions, while the Rajya Sabha had only 43 hours of effective functioning.

Parliament's winter session concluded amidst unprecedented chaos, marked by low productivity, protests, and even physical altercations. The session saw minimal legislative output, with only one bill passed.

Parliament was adjourned sine die on Friday, capping off a tumultuous session that saw a robust debate on the country's constitutional journey and the introduction of two landmark bills on simultaneous elections.

One of the key bills introduced during the session was related to holding simultaneous elections to the Lok Sabha and state assemblies

Despite the disruptions, five bills were introduced and four were passed during this session. These included two landmark bills on simultaneous polls, which have now been referred to a Joint Parliament Committee.

The Lok Sabha sat for 20 sessions while Rajya Sabha held 19 sitting during the Winter Session of the Parliament which commenced on November 25 and was adjourned sine die on Friday. During the 26-day tenure,