Under the direction of Chairman PP Chaudhary, the Joint Parliamentary Committee will convene on Wednesday at 11 a.m. to deliberate on the One Nation One Election laws. Ministry of Law & Justice representatives will provide a briefing.
One Nation One Election legislation: Priyanka Gandhi, Anurag Thakur, Supriya Sule, and other lawmakers will meet for the first time on Wednesday as part of the Joint Parliamentary Committee on ONOE laws.
The meeting will be led by JPC Chairman PP Chaudhary and will feature a briefing by representatives of the Ministry of Law & Justice (Legislative Dept).
Discussion of the much-discussed measure of the parliamentary winter session will begin with the JPC's first meeting. In addition to Anurag Thakur, Supriya Sule, and Priyanka Gandhi, the committee also includes TMC leader Kalyan Banerjee, BJP's Bansuri Swaraj,Rajya Sabha members and Congress leader Manish Tewari.
What may we anticipate from JPC on ONOE bills?
The "One Nation, One Election" bill is intended to be examined by the Joint Parliamentary Committee. In order to prepare for the country's simultaneous elections, the JPC will hold important talks about several bill provisions.
Members of the Joint Parliamentary Committee on ONOE bills
According to PTI in December, the JPC on ONOE bills will have 39 members in total, including 12 from the Rajya Sabha and 27 from the Lok Sabha. Priyanka Gandhi, Anurag Thakur, Supriya Sule, Bansuri Swaraj, Manish Tewari, and others are important members of the committee.
One Nation One Election bills: what are they?
During parliament's winter session, these bills were presented to the Lok Sabha. The bills call for simultaneous elections to India's state assemblies and Lok Sabha.
Earlier, JPC Chairperson Chaudhary stated that if the development initiatives being carried out are accelerated, India will achieve its aim of "Viksit Bharat" by 2047. He went on to say that if the model code of conduct is applied less frequently, the development work can be completed more quickly.
"In the past, the Lok Sabha elections were held simultaneously...The succession was later disrupted by the dissolution of other governments.The public feels stressed and expenses have increased significantly as a result of the frequent elections," Chaudhary continued.
The meeting will be led by JPC Chairman PP Chaudhary and will feature a briefing by representatives of the Ministry of Law & Justice (Legislative Dept).
Discussion of the much-discussed measure of the parliamentary winter session will begin with the JPC's first meeting. In addition to Anurag Thakur, Supriya Sule, and Priyanka Gandhi, the committee also includes TMC leader Kalyan Banerjee, BJP's Bansuri Swaraj,Rajya Sabha members and Congress leader Manish Tewari.
What may we anticipate from JPC on ONOE bills?
The "One Nation, One Election" bill is intended to be examined by the Joint Parliamentary Committee. In order to prepare for the country's simultaneous elections, the JPC will hold important talks about several bill provisions.
Members of the Joint Parliamentary Committee on ONOE bills
According to PTI in December, the JPC on ONOE bills will have 39 members in total, including 12 from the Rajya Sabha and 27 from the Lok Sabha. Priyanka Gandhi, Anurag Thakur, Supriya Sule, Bansuri Swaraj, Manish Tewari, and others are important members of the committee.
One Nation One Election bills: what are they?
During parliament's winter session, these bills were presented to the Lok Sabha. The bills call for simultaneous elections to India's state assemblies and Lok Sabha.
Earlier, JPC Chairperson Chaudhary stated that if the development initiatives being carried out are accelerated, India will achieve its aim of "Viksit Bharat" by 2047. He went on to say that if the model code of conduct is applied less frequently, the development work can be completed more quickly.
"In the past, the Lok Sabha elections were held simultaneously...The succession was later disrupted by the dissolution of other governments.The public feels stressed and expenses have increased significantly as a result of the frequent elections," Chaudhary continued.
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