<h1>Opposition to challenge ruling party over fertilizer shortages and law and order during monsoon session</h1> The state legislative assembly's monsoon session will run from July 14-18 with five sittings. The opposition party plans to challenge the ruling party over fertilizer shortages and deteriorating law and order conditions. The Chief Minister acknowledged a shortage of Di-ammonium Phosphate fertilizer, stating it affects multiple states due to consumption exceeding production. The Agriculture Department is promoting NPK as an alternative solution. Other issues to be raised include power tariff increases and administrative rationalization processes. The ruling party holds 54 seats in the 90-member assembly, while the opposition has 35 seats.