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India parliament logjam: BJP's power play raises concerns

Repeated disruptions are not justified, but onus is on government to take everyone along ....

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Law Commission Chairman Justice Awasthi, Others To Give Opinion On 3 Criminal Justice Bills To Standing Committee

Law Commission Chairman Justice Awasthi, Others To Give Opinion On 3 Criminal Justice Bills To Standing Committee
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Former CBI chief, experts give presentation on three criminal justice bills to Standing Committee

Praveen Sinha, former chief of Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Monday gave a detailed presentation on the three criminal justice bills with the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs, sources said.The source said that in the . ....

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Former CBI Chief, Experts Give Presentation On Three Criminal Justice Bills To Standing Committee

Former CBI Chief, Experts Give Presentation On Three Criminal Justice Bills To Standing Committee
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Criminal laws India: Bills to replace IPC, CrPC a throwback to medieval times, give enormous power to govt: Sibal

Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal in an interview has opined that the three Bills introduced by Home Minister Amit Shah in the recently concluded Monsoon session of the Parliament, to completely overhaul the British-era Indian laws as a throwback to "medieval times", and also said that the Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita has absolutely no rationale for giving such enormous powers to the government. ....

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