Congress likely to keep away from joint Parliament committee on 3 home ministry Bills: Sources
The Congress is likely to boycott the joint parliamentary committee examining three Bills proposing the removal of top government functionaries arrested for 30 consecutive days on serious charges. Several opposition parties, including TMC and AAP, have also declared their intent to stay away from the panel, which remains unformed. This unified opposition stance underscores significant disagreement over the controversial legislation.
The Congress is likely to boycott the joint parliamentary committee examining three Bills proposing the removal of top government functionaries arrested for 30 consecutive days on serious charges. Several opposition parties, including TMC and AAP, have also declared their intent to stay away from the panel, which remains unformed. This unified opposition stance underscores significant disagreement over the controversial legislation.
