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Govt scraps proposed criminal Bills, new ones soon

Govt scraps proposed criminal Bills, new ones soon
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Home Secy Ajay Bhalla to Brief Parl Panel on Three Criminal Law Bills This Week

Amit Shah held an informal meeting with BJP members of the Standing Committee of Home Affairs to explain the criminal law bills last week

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Congress on 3 bills over criminal laws

Tewari, who is a Lok Sabha MP and party s national spokesperson in a tweet said, "The Indian Penal Code was notified in 1860, Indian Evidence Act in 1872 Criminal Procedure Code (CRPC) in 1898

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Needs to be examined : Congress on 3 bills over criminal laws

A day after the government introduced three bills which completely overhaul the British-era Indian criminal laws, the Indian Penal Code (1860), Code of Criminal Procedure (1898), and the Indian Evidence Act (1872), Congress leader Manish Tewari .

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Oppn frustrated, working with China: BJP leaders react to the Sunday Guardian exclusive -

Congress wants to working with China to destabilize the government, claimed Brij Mohan, Chairman, Standing Committee of Home Affairs reacting to the exclusive Sunday Guardian report on the 2024 plot.

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