Why? Because the President hasn’t prorogued it yet. And that small detail is sparking big political whispers. The ruling party could technically call MPs back for a special sitting; without starting a new session. Why would they? Speculation is buzzing around one big issue: the Delimitation Bill. This isn’t just about redrawing constituency lines. It’s about power; how many seats each state gets, whether women’s reservation can pass, and whether the ruling coalition can gather 352+ votes to make it happen. Congress has already called the delay ‘mystifying,’ and their leader Kharge wants the current 543 seats frozen till 2039. Smart move? Maybe. But it also shows this isn’t just process; it’s politics. Until the President signs off, the session’s alive. And in democracy, even a technicality can become a turning point.