The Jallianwala Bagh National Memorial (Amendment) Bill, 2019 which has been passed in the Lok Sabha in the earlier session and the clearance in Rajya Sabha is expected to be attained in the ongoing session has made Congress jittery.
The contention of Congress over the amendment is indicating how the party that enjoyed power at the Centre for a longer period of time seemingly accustomed to the culture of entitlement.
The amendment also makes a provision wherein, “To make “the Leader of Opposition recognised as such in the House of the People or where there is no such Leader of Opposition, then, the Leader of the single largest Opposition Party in that House” a Trustee, in place of the Leader of opposition in the Lok Sabha’ ”.
Before we also take into the account of other features of the bill, one need to reflect on the above-mentioned point to understand the reservations expressed by the Congress.
What is that makes Congress to think that it is a claimant by default in any issue of national importance?
The attitude of Congress was similar in that instance also, in which the government wanted Teen Murti Bhavan a place for honouring all the Prime Ministers of India, irrespective of the party they belong.
Smriti Irani too had lost the election from the same constituency five years back.
But, the difference in their approaches towards voters of Amethi even after losses show how one won over people by consistent hard work and the other just treats them as people who are supposed to elect him as their feudal lord.
On the other hand, Rahul Gandhi has not yet visited Amethi even once after the results of Lok Sabha elections 2019.
This feudalistic mindset of Congress party and its president is a reason enough to understand as to why people of Amethi rejected them and voted for the woman who, despite a loss in 2014, continued to serve them.
Even without analyzing much into his visit, Rahul Gandhi’s one statement as quoted below reflects that he has not yet learned from his defeat and trying to deflect the reason for his and Congress’s loss from himself to PM Modi.
“At the national level we’re fighting poison.
Thanks to the Modi government for becoming the voice of the non-Muslim refugees, today in true sense they got independence.
On Wednesday (11.12.2019), after a long discussion in the Rajya Sabha, the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2019 got a clean chit in the Rajya Sabha.
Citizenship (Amendment) Bill 2019 in Rajya Sabha.
— Amit Shah (@AmitShah) December 11, 2019
Earlier Union Home Minister Amit Shah took this debatable Bill in the Upper House, in Lok Sabha, which got clearance with a great margin, the votes in favor were 311 and against members were 80.
He also tried to solve all the queries of the Opposition’s allegation who called this Bill as the anti-Muslim, saying that the Bill will have no repercussion on Indian Muslims.
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He hails from a long line of politicians, known as the Nehru-Gandhi family, which has occupied a prominent place in the politics of India ever since the country gained independence in 1947.
The first studies of Rahul Gandhi took place at St. Colombo School in Delhi.
He later became the Prime Minister of India.The family, including the children, faced security threats from extremists of the Sikh community, for which Rahul and his sister Priyanka attended the rest of their house.
Meanwhile, the congressional party situation was not very good and there were only ten seats out of 80 Lok Sabha in Uttar Pradesh.
His opinion was that Priyanka would be more successful in this endeavor, while others thought that this step will affect the fate of the Congress party, that the presence of one of the youngest members of the famous Indian political family hopes among the younger generation Will wake up.
In his first interview with Rahul Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi said in his first interview that he condemned the policy of “division” in India.Rahul Gandhi wins from Amethi in 2014.
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At least 67.84% voters turned up at the polling stations as 95 constituencies in 11 States and one Union Territory went to the polls in the second phase of polling for the Lok Sabha elections on Thursday.The Election Commission (EC) officials in New Delhi, however, said that the turnout percentage would go up when the final reports in all polling stations would come in.
The Lok Sabha constituencies, which went to the polls in the second phase, had registered an average turnout of 69.62% during the 2014 Lok Sabha polls.The ninety one Constituencies, wherever polling was command withinthe initial section on Apr eleven last, had recorded a sixty nine.43% turnout.The EC set up nearly 1.78 lakh Polling Stations for over 15.52 crore voters to exercise franchise and decide the fate of altogether 1596 candidates.Sudeep Jain, Deputy Election Commissioner, said that only 0.371% of the Ballot Units of the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), 0.40% of the Control Units and 1.45% of the Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) devices deployed for polls in 95 constituencies had to be replaced after they developed glitches and malfunctioned.The reports of the EVMs being damaged by miscreants came in from two polling stations located in Inner Manipur constituency of Manipur and Uttar Dinajpur constituency of West Bengal respectively, said Jain.The constituencies, which went to polls in the second phase, included 14 of the total 28 parliamentary constituencies in Karnataka.
The polling for the remaining Lok Sabha seats from the state will take place in the third phase on April 23.Five constituencies in state, 3 in Chhattisgarh, 2 in Jammu and Kashmir, ten in geographical area, one in province and eight in Uttar Pradesh conjointly visited the polls on Thursday.
Polling was conjointly command in 5 constituencies every in Bihar and Odisha, 3 in province and one in Union Territory of Puducherry on Thursday.An official deployed by the EC for works related to polling was killed in an attack by ultra-leftist insurgents in Odisha on Wednesday.
A 95-year-old man also collapsed and died while waiting in the queue before a polling station in the State on Thursday.
Another man was killed in a clash between two political parties in the state, Chandra Bhushan Kumar, Deputy Election Commissioner, said in New Delhi.A polling official also died in Chhatisgarh after suffering a cardiac arrest.
In what was one of the most productive sessions of the Parliament, it passed important bills during the Monsoon sitting between July and August.
Consequentially, this bill had a lot of supporters as well as opposers.
The Parliament passed the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (Amendment) Bill, 2019 on the 1st of August, 2019.
It amended existing laws to give out strict punishments for sexual offenders.
Any sexual offender other than the above-mentioned will get a minimum of 10 years.
Instant triple talaq is now unconstitutional.
