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Opinion | How The Bill To Sack Jailed Ministers Turns Justice Into Performance Art
In effect, the Bill creates a special class of litigants, of our elected Ministers, whose detention, if more than 39 days, will automatically trigger disqualification - inevitably guaranteeing that such cases will be treated as urgent matters.
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AAP's 'Fake Case Conspiracy' Charge Amid Row Over Bill To Sack Ministers
Aam Aadmi Party national media in-charge Anurag Dhanda slammed Union Home Minister Amit Shah over the newly proposed 130th Constitution Amendment Bill, alleging that the BJP had conspired to bring down the AAP government in Delhi
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Arvind Kejriwal's Questions To Amit Shah On 'Sack Jailed Ministers' Law
Hours after Union Home Minister Amit Shah defended the proposed law to remove ministers accused of serious offences if they are jailed for more than a month, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal hit back
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PM Modi Included Himself In Proposed Law To Sack Jailed Ministers: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi has included himself in the proposed law to sack jailed ministers.
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"Politicians Think They Are Privileged Class": Harish Salve On Bill To Sack Ministers
The politician is only told that you "will not run your sachivalaya(secretariat) from a prison cell" and that is perfectly sensible, Harish Salve, a former Solicitor General of India, told NDTV amid row on bills to sack ministers who have been in jai
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"If Arvind Kejriwal Had Resigned...": Amit Shah On Bills To Sack Jailed Ministers
Amit Shah cited the example of Arvind Kejriwal, the former Delhi Chief Minister who ran the government from Tihar jail, to drive home the point of bringing in the bills to sack jailed ministers.
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"If Clerk, Peon...": PM Modi Breaks Silence On Bills To Sack Jailed Ministers
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday targeted the Congress for opposing proposals on the removal of prime minister, chief ministers, and ministers on arrest for 30 consecutive days.
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An Arvind Kejriwal Move Prompted Government To Get 'Sack Ministers' Bill
The Centre decided to bring a law to remove Chief Ministers and ministers jailed for more than a month after being charged with serious offences after former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal did not resign after he was arrested
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The Inside Story On Bill To Sack Jailed Chief Ministers
The Lok Sabha erupted in protests yesterday when Union Home Minister Amit Shah introduced the Constitution (130th Amendment) Bill that states that the Prime Minister, Chief Ministers and ministers, if jailed for more than 30 days
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"To Blackmail, Torture Nitish Kumar": Tejashwi Yadav On Bill To Sack Ministers
RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav has criticised a set of bills to sack ministers in the federal or any state or union territory government - including chief ministers - if they have been jailed (not necessarily convicted) of 'criminal charges'.
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'Back To Medieval Times': Rahul Gandhi On Bill To Sack Arrested Ministers
Rahul Gandhi has ripped into three new bills that allow senior members of the government - including the Prime Minister and the chief ministers - to be sacked if they have been jailed (but not necessarily convicted) on 'serious criminal charges'.
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Opposition Shreds Bill To Sack Arrested Ministers, Throws It At Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has introduced a controversial law in Lok Sabha under which the Prime Minister and Chief Ministers of states can be removed from office if they are in jail for 30 days, even if they are not convicted of the crime.
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Opinion | How The Bill To Sack Jailed Ministers Turns Justice Into Performance Art
In effect, the Bill creates a special class of litigants, of our elected Ministers, whose detention, if more than 39 days, will automatically trigger disqualification - inevitably guaranteeing that such cases will be treated as urgent matters.
-
AAP's 'Fake Case Conspiracy' Charge Amid Row Over Bill To Sack Ministers
Aam Aadmi Party national media in-charge Anurag Dhanda slammed Union Home Minister Amit Shah over the newly proposed 130th Constitution Amendment Bill, alleging that the BJP had conspired to bring down the AAP government in Delhi
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Arvind Kejriwal's Questions To Amit Shah On 'Sack Jailed Ministers' Law
Hours after Union Home Minister Amit Shah defended the proposed law to remove ministers accused of serious offences if they are jailed for more than a month, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal hit back
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PM Modi Included Himself In Proposed Law To Sack Jailed Ministers: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi has included himself in the proposed law to sack jailed ministers.
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"Politicians Think They Are Privileged Class": Harish Salve On Bill To Sack Ministers
The politician is only told that you "will not run your sachivalaya(secretariat) from a prison cell" and that is perfectly sensible, Harish Salve, a former Solicitor General of India, told NDTV amid row on bills to sack ministers who have been in jai
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"If Arvind Kejriwal Had Resigned...": Amit Shah On Bills To Sack Jailed Ministers
Amit Shah cited the example of Arvind Kejriwal, the former Delhi Chief Minister who ran the government from Tihar jail, to drive home the point of bringing in the bills to sack jailed ministers.
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"If Clerk, Peon...": PM Modi Breaks Silence On Bills To Sack Jailed Ministers
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday targeted the Congress for opposing proposals on the removal of prime minister, chief ministers, and ministers on arrest for 30 consecutive days.
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An Arvind Kejriwal Move Prompted Government To Get 'Sack Ministers' Bill
The Centre decided to bring a law to remove Chief Ministers and ministers jailed for more than a month after being charged with serious offences after former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal did not resign after he was arrested
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The Inside Story On Bill To Sack Jailed Chief Ministers
The Lok Sabha erupted in protests yesterday when Union Home Minister Amit Shah introduced the Constitution (130th Amendment) Bill that states that the Prime Minister, Chief Ministers and ministers, if jailed for more than 30 days
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"To Blackmail, Torture Nitish Kumar": Tejashwi Yadav On Bill To Sack Ministers
RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav has criticised a set of bills to sack ministers in the federal or any state or union territory government - including chief ministers - if they have been jailed (not necessarily convicted) of 'criminal charges'.
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'Back To Medieval Times': Rahul Gandhi On Bill To Sack Arrested Ministers
Rahul Gandhi has ripped into three new bills that allow senior members of the government - including the Prime Minister and the chief ministers - to be sacked if they have been jailed (but not necessarily convicted) on 'serious criminal charges'.
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Opposition Shreds Bill To Sack Arrested Ministers, Throws It At Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has introduced a controversial law in Lok Sabha under which the Prime Minister and Chief Ministers of states can be removed from office if they are in jail for 30 days, even if they are not convicted of the crime.
