New Dress Code For Parliament Security Officials

The Indian government has called a special session of Parliament from 18 to 22 September. We are of the notion that the Modi government might take some important decisions in this particular session. Moreover, there is news of the implementation of a fresh dress code as well. According to the most recent news, the employees of the Parliament will be seen in fresh uniforms. Times of India, the English website, has published this particular information. This report says that the officials of the Lok Sabha asserted that one will be able to see a glimpse of the culture of India in this innovative dress code.

Individuals related to legislative work will get cream shirts along with a pink lotus print, cream-colored jackets, as well as khaki pants. The workers of both the Houses of Parliament will wear the same dress. According to the publishers, all 271 employees will get the new uniforms, and this will include those employed for reporting service and chamber attendants. One can see the deployed Parliament Security Service officers put on army-like attire rather than blue safari suits.

National Institute of Fashion Technology’s important role

The authorities asked the National Institute of Fashion Technology to provide suggestions for the new uniform’s design. Following this, a special committee was responsible for finalizing the new uniform according to those suggestions. An internal circulation reported that all eligible personnel and officials received their uniforms on September 6. Before, the plan was to distribute the uniforms at the inauguration of the brand-new parliament building; however, it got late.

One can expect the special Parliament session’s proceedings to take place from the Ganesh Chaturthi day in the new building.

Goodbye to the current Parliament House

A special session lasting for five days will begin on September 18 when the existing Parliament building can bid goodbye with the inauguration of the new building on September 19. According to the latest news, both the parliament houses will discuss the significance and role of the old Parliament House prior to and following independence on the session’s first day. There is a possibility of a symbolic joint meeting to take place in the Central Hall prior to the shifting of the proceedings to the new building the subsequent day.

Fresh dress code for marshals

According to other media, the marshals in both the Houses of Parliament will put on Manipuri caps on their heads. Simultaneously, the lotus-shaped shirt has become the dress code for the Notice Office, Table Office, and Parliamentary Reporting Section officers. Apart from this, there has been news that women officers will also receive newly designed sarees. The report has also asserted that there has been a change in the marshal’s dress code who will stand close to the seat of the Speaker. The new dress code has asserted that the marshals are going to put on cream-colored kurta pajama rather than safari suits right now and will also wear a Manipuri cap on the head.