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Communal Violence Bill deferred in Rajya Sabha after uproar
The Right and the Left united in Rajya Sabha today in their opposition to the Anti-Communal Violence Bill, forcing its deferment on the first day of the 12-day Parliament session.
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Anti-communal violence Bill cleared by Cabinet; likely to be introduced in Rajya Sabha
The UPA government has decided to introduce the controversial Prevention of Communal and Targeted Violence Bill in the ongoing session of Parliament.
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Communal Violence Prevention Bill cleared by Cabinet
After much delay, the controversial Communal Violence Prevention Bill was today cleared by the Union Cabinet after removal of certain provisions, reducing the role of the legislation in handling of riots and making it neutral between communities.
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Union Cabinet likely to discuss Communal Violence Bill today
The draft Bill has been strongly opposed by opposition parties with several chief ministers writing to the Centre expressing their dissatisfaction.
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Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik writes to PM opposing anti-communal violence Bill
Strongly opposing the Prevention of Communal Violence (Access to Justice and Reparations) Bill, 2013, in its present form, Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik today asked the Centre not to move it hastily and have wider consultations with the states.
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Communal violence bill most obnoxious piece of legislation: BJP
BJP today termed the communal violence bill as "the most obnoxious piece of legislation in independent India".
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Am taking Narendra Modi seriously, no room for complacency, says PM
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said, "I am one of those who takes very seriously our opponent. There is no room for complacency."
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Prime Minister's speech at the National Integration Council meeting
Chief ministers of 21 states attended the meeting of the National Integration Council today chaired by the Prime Minister. The council is meant to look at issues like national integration and secularism, and combat communalism, linguist and casteism. However, it was the Communal Violence Bill that became the focus.
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Communal Violence Bill is 'dangerous', says BJP; Trinamool agrees
Chief ministers of 21 states attended the meeting today chaired by the Prime Minister. The National Integration Council has met after three years. The council is meant to look at issue of radicalization of youths in the name of religion, and handling of civil disturbances. Many attendees said given this week's bomb blast in Delhi, a discussion on ...
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BJP opposes communal violence bill, calls it non-secular
Calling it "non-secular", the Bhartiya Janta Party opposed the communal violence bill presented by the National Advisory Council (NAC) at the National Intergration Council (NIC) meeting being held today in New Delhi.
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Communal Violence Bill deferred in Rajya Sabha after uproar
The Right and the Left united in Rajya Sabha today in their opposition to the Anti-Communal Violence Bill, forcing its deferment on the first day of the 12-day Parliament session.
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Anti-communal violence Bill cleared by Cabinet; likely to be introduced in Rajya Sabha
The UPA government has decided to introduce the controversial Prevention of Communal and Targeted Violence Bill in the ongoing session of Parliament.
-
Communal Violence Prevention Bill cleared by Cabinet
After much delay, the controversial Communal Violence Prevention Bill was today cleared by the Union Cabinet after removal of certain provisions, reducing the role of the legislation in handling of riots and making it neutral between communities.
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Union Cabinet likely to discuss Communal Violence Bill today
The draft Bill has been strongly opposed by opposition parties with several chief ministers writing to the Centre expressing their dissatisfaction.
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Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik writes to PM opposing anti-communal violence Bill
Strongly opposing the Prevention of Communal Violence (Access to Justice and Reparations) Bill, 2013, in its present form, Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik today asked the Centre not to move it hastily and have wider consultations with the states.
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Communal violence bill most obnoxious piece of legislation: BJP
BJP today termed the communal violence bill as "the most obnoxious piece of legislation in independent India".
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Am taking Narendra Modi seriously, no room for complacency, says PM
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said, "I am one of those who takes very seriously our opponent. There is no room for complacency."
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Prime Minister's speech at the National Integration Council meeting
Chief ministers of 21 states attended the meeting of the National Integration Council today chaired by the Prime Minister. The council is meant to look at issues like national integration and secularism, and combat communalism, linguist and casteism. However, it was the Communal Violence Bill that became the focus.
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Communal Violence Bill is 'dangerous', says BJP; Trinamool agrees
Chief ministers of 21 states attended the meeting today chaired by the Prime Minister. The National Integration Council has met after three years. The council is meant to look at issue of radicalization of youths in the name of religion, and handling of civil disturbances. Many attendees said given this week's bomb blast in Delhi, a discussion on ...
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BJP opposes communal violence bill, calls it non-secular
Calling it "non-secular", the Bhartiya Janta Party opposed the communal violence bill presented by the National Advisory Council (NAC) at the National Intergration Council (NIC) meeting being held today in New Delhi.
