In the House — every session, almost every question.
What follows is the floor-of-the-House record: attendance by session, debates, questions, and the issues returned to again and again. Data sourced from PRS Legislative Research and the Lok Sabha Secretariat.
98% in the 18th Lok Sabha.
Attendance is registered per sitting of the Lok Sabha. Dr Singh's record in the current term places him in the top decile of all 543 Members of Parliament.
- Budget Session 2024100%
- Winter Session 2024100%
- Budget Session 2025100%
- Monsoon Session 2025100%
- Winter Session 202587%
- Budget Session 2026100%
136 questions. 17 debates. Two terms.
The numbers below are for the 18th Lok Sabha. His first term (17th Lok Sabha, 2019–2024) closed with 56 debates and 217 questions.
Questions asked (18th LS)
01136his103averageQuestions in Parliament compel a written reply from the concerned Ministry. They are the primary lever an Opposition MP has to extract information from the executive.
Debates participated (18th LS)
0217his20averageInterventions in debates on the floor of the House — bills, motions, special mentions, and calling-attention notices.
Private Members' Bills
030his0.4averageDr Singh has not yet introduced a Private Member's Bill; he has instead pressed the Government to bring legislation directly — notably on a legal right to MSP.
The issues, by category.
- 01
Minimum Support Price
Repeated interventions pressing the Union Agriculture Minister to legislate a statutory MSP — the single most important demand of the Punjab farmer movement.
- 02
Agricultural land acquisition
Compensation norms and process transparency for farmers whose land is acquired for infrastructure projects.
- 03
Halwara Airport & rail connectivity
Operationalisation of Halwara Airport and improved rail routing through the Khanna industrial belt in Fatehgarh Sahib.
- 04
Food grain procurement
Public distribution system, FCI operations, and state-procurement shares — leaning on his tenure as CMD, FCI.
- 05
Drug abuse in Punjab
Questions pressing for federal coordination with the Punjab state enforcement and public-health response.
- 06
EPF and pension concerns
Pension corpus, EPF withdrawal rules, and retirement-benefit delays for government and private-sector workers.
- 07
MSMEs & industrial relief
Credit access and regulatory load for small industry — particularly relevant to the Khanna and Mandi Gobindgarh industrial clusters.
- 08
Healthcare & environment
Public-health infrastructure, air quality in North India, and medical supply-chain questions raised occasionally.
The petition for a legal MSP.
On the floor of the Lok Sabha and, separately, through a formal memorandum handed to Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Dr Singh has pressed for statutory — rather than administrative — backing for the Minimum Support Price of wheat and paddy.
MSP is not a promise. It must be a law. For Punjab's farmer, every season of paddy and every season of wheat turns on this single word: statutory.
Dr Amar Singh, in conversation with The Tribune, April 2026
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