The Kerala Assembly House to take up adjournment motion on amoebic meningoencephalitis on Wednesday (September 17, 2025), during the 14th session of the 15th Kerala Assembly. Growing concerns about the spread of the rare but deadly brain infection have pushed legislators to debate urgent public health measures.
Session Begins with Tributes
The 14th session commenced on Monday (September 15, 2025). Lawmakers began proceedings by paying homage to three prominent leaders who passed away this year — former Chief Minister V.S. Achuthanandan, former Speaker P.P. Thankachan, and Peermade MLA Vazhoor Soman. The House then adjourned after the tributes.
Heated Debate on Police Allegations
On Tuesday, the Assembly witnessed dramatic scenes as opposition members raised allegations of police excesses across the state. The government defended its stance, but confrontations escalated, leading to intense debates. The issue highlighted the tense political climate within the Assembly even before discussions on health matters.
Focus on Amoebic Meningoencephalitis
Attention now turns to the adjournment motion on amoebic meningoencephalitis. Recent suspected cases of this rare brain infection have alarmed the public, leading to demands for immediate government intervention. Legislators are expected to discuss enhanced medical response systems, awareness campaigns, and preventive steps. Health experts believe that quick diagnosis and improved treatment facilities are key to containing risks.
Short but Crucial Session
Though brief, the session holds significance due to its packed agenda. It is spread across three phases — September 15 to 19, September 29 to 30, and October 6 to 10. With multiple pressing issues on the table, including law enforcement accountability and public health crises, the Assembly faces the challenge of addressing both political and social concerns.
The Kerala Assembly House to take up adjournment motion on amoebic meningoencephalitis marks a crucial step in prioritizing public health during the session.
