Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar paid tributes to the departed souls, which was followed by Congress' Legislative Party leader Kiran Choudhary and Haryana Janhit Congress chief Kuldeep Bishnoi and Speaker Kanwar Pal.
Later, members of the House observed a two-minute silence in their memory.
Reading obituary resolutions, the MLAs while paying tribute to Kalam, who passed away on July 27, said, he enriched and enhanced the prestige and dignity of the office of the President by his utmost commitment to high constitutional values and ideals which strengthened our democratic edifice.
The House also paid tributes to four policemen and three civilians, who lost their lives in Gurdaspur terror attack on July 27, and strongly condemned such activities.
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Tributes were also paid to senior political leaders, freedom fighters and martyrs who passed away after the Budget session of the Assembly in March this year.
Tributes were paid to Lt Kiran Shekhawat, the woman officer, who died in the line of duty, along with BSF constable Rocky who was killed in Udhampur terror attack.
The House also paid tributes to 11 labourers who died after a retaining wall of a stone crusher collapsed at Dholera village in Mahendergarh district earlier this month.
Meanwhile, the Chief Minister objected to a word used by Congress leader Kiran Choudhary while referring to the Dholera incident, saying the occasion was just to pay tributes to the departed souls and other things related to the incident can be taken up later. The word was expunged from the proceedings.