The special session of India's Parliament concluded on Saturday, with the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha adjourning indefinitely after the defeat of the 131st Constitution Amendment Bill. This bill aimed to implement 33% reservation for women in legislatures by 2029 and increase Lok Sabha seats to 816. Of the 528 members who voted, 298 supported the bill while 230 opposed it. Following this, the Union government opted not to advance two related bills on delimitation, emphasizing that these bills should be considered separately. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to chair a Cabinet Committee on Security meeting today to address the implications of the ongoing conflict in West Asia. Meanwhile, members of the BJP's women wing protested against the opposition outside the Samajwadi Party office, expressing disappointment over the bill's defeat. Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of the Opposition, concluded his speech with a riddle about 'number 16', hinting at the strategic timing of the women's quota discussion.