The Congress-led house sat for a total of 244 days, nearly 40 per cent more than the 178 of sittings of the previous house.
The 14th Karnataka Legislative Assembly sat for an average of 49 days a year, almost a fortnight more than the annual average of the previous assembly, according to a PRS Legislative Research study. The Congress-led house sat for a total of 244 days, nearly 40% more than the 178 of sittings of the previous house. Here are some numbers.
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