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Amit shah states the bill, mandating removal of PM/CMs jailed for 30+ days without bail, strengthens democracy. NDA allies support it. He invites opposition to JPC discussions, warning that boycott will not stall the legislative process.
Amit Shah Defends 130th Constitution Bill, Urges Opposition to Join JPC Process
New Delhi: Union Home Minister Amit Shah recently expressed his views on the current political situation in the country in an important interview. He particularly highlighted the 130th Constitutional Amendment Bill, which has become a very important and discussed topic.
The main objective of this bill is to provide for the removal from office of the Prime Minister, Chief Minister, and Union and State Ministers who remain in jail for more than 30 days for a serious crime and have not gotten bail.
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Shah clarified that the major allies of the NDA, including Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, fully support this bill. However, due to the uproar in Parliament, they did not get the opportunity to express their support publicly.
The Home Minister emphasized that this bill has been brought with the aim of strengthening the democracy of the country, and it will be taken forward with complete transparency.
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On the opposition opposing this bill and calling it unconstitutional, Shah said that the government has adopted a democratic and inclusive approach by sending it to the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC).
The JPC is a transparent process where all parties will get full opportunity to put forth their views. He urged the opposition to participate in the process but also made it clear that if the opposition boycotts the JPC, the government will have no choice but to proceed based on the committee's findings.
Shah also mentioned that he himself had set a high standard by resigning when he was the home minister in Gujarat. He believes that this bill will develop a new culture of ethics and accountability in the country.
Finally, he called upon the opposition to rise above political differences and cooperate on this important bill in the national interest. Stay tuned to Dynamite News for further updates.
