Punjab Legislative Assembly

The Punjab Legislative Assembly is the elected body responsible for making laws and overseeing the government in the Indian state of Punjab. Comprising Members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs) elected by the people, it functions as the state's primary decision-making institution. The assembly debates issues, passes legislation, and manages state affairs, while the Chief Minister and council of ministers execute government policies. It operates within a democratic framework, ensuring representation and accountability. The assembly's structure and functioning are governed by the Indian Constitution, and it plays a vital role in shaping Punjab's governance and development.