Vidhan Sabha is the lower house of the state legislature in India.
Members are elected directly by the public through general elections every five years.
It represents the voice of the people at the state level.
Responsible for making laws on various state subjects.
Debates and discusses state policies and issues.
Oversees the functioning of the state executive branch.
Each state in India has its own Vidhan Sabha.
The size of the assembly varies based on the state's population.
The Governor of the state can summon and dissolve the Vidhan Sabha.
Approves the state budget and financial proposals.