Legislative Assembly of Haryana

The Legislative Assembly of Haryana is the elected body responsible for making laws in the Indian state of Haryana. It consists of Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) who represent different constituencies. The assembly discusses and approves legislation, manages state finances, and monitors the government's work. The Chief Minister, elected from among the MLAs, leads the government and is supported by a cabinet of ministers. Sessions are held regularly to address various issues, debate policies, and ensure accountability. The assembly plays a crucial role in the state's governance and development.