Parliament of India: Data 2021

Research Aug 04, 2021 Lawstreet News Network ( Editor: Vishal Bhutani ) 1 Shares

The total bills presented in the Rajya Sabha by the Government during the period 2021 is 12. Out of which 6 is passed.

The total bills presented in the Rajya Sabha by the Private Members during the period 2021 is 15. Out of which 0 is passed.

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The total bills presented in the Lok Sabha by the Government during the period 2021 is 29. Out of which 29 is passed.

The total bills presented in the Lok Sabha by the Private members during the period 2021 is 20. Out of which 0 is passed.

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Lok Sabha Passes Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill, 2022, Allows Collection of Prisoners Biometrics

Lok Sabha Criminal Procedure Bill Prisoners Biometrics

Executive Apr 05, 2022 Shilpa Mathew ( Editor: Adv. Jhanak Sharma ) 3 Shares

The Lok Sabha on Monday (4 April 2022) passed the Criminal Procedure (Identification) Bill, 2022, by voice note. The Bill enables investigating officers to collect the biometric details of the prisoners. The Identification of Prisoners Act, 1920 is replaced in the Bill. The Act authorises the collection of certain identifiable information about specified persons such as convicts for investigation of crime. The Act increases the scope of such details, and persons whose details can be...

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No Proposal To Scrap Sedition Offence Under Section 124A IPC: Centre Tells Lok Sabha

Executive Dec 11, 2021 Vaibhav Gattani ( Editor: Ekta Joshi ) 0 Shares

Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Friday (December 12, 2021) told the Lok Sabha that the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has no proposal under consideration to scrap Section 124A of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) that deals with sedition.Mr. Rijiju also informed the House that “the question of law” regarding Section 124A is pending for adjudication before the Supreme Court.“The Ministry of Home Affairs has informed that there is no proposal under consideration to scrap Sec 124A of the Indian Penal...

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