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23 hours ago · VP Dhankhar condemns a senior parliamentarian remarks that "New laws were drafted by part timers" “Are we part timers in Parliament? This is inexcusable insult to the wisdom of parliament,” says VP I do not have words strong enough to condemn such a kind of narrative being set afloat– VP Please withdraw the derogatory, defamatory and highly insulting observations to the Members of the ...
7 hours ago · But the Law Commission was bypassed and five or six "part-timers" were appointed for a panel, he said on the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, and the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, replacing the British-era Indian Penal Code, Code of Criminal Procedure and the Indian Evidence Act.
6 hours ago · In Short. Vice President Jagdeep Dhankar on Saturday lashed out at Congress leader P Chidambaram over his comment that the three new criminal laws were "drafted by part-timers", terming it as "inexcusable" and urging him to withdraw his "derogatory, defamatory and insulting" observation. Dhankar said he was "shocked beyond words" when in the ...
12 hours ago · Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar lashed out at Congress MP P Chidambaram today over his comment that the three new criminal laws were "drafted by part-timers", terming it "inexcusable" and urging ...
23 hours ago · VP shocked over Chidambaram’s remarks that criminal laws drafted by part timers . The Vice President was addressing the 12th Convocation of the Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology ...
14 hours ago · ‘New laws drafted by part-timers… When has a major law been passed without reference to Law Commission?’: P Chidambaram “The general rule is substantive laws have prospective effect, procedural laws apply to pending cases. IPC is substantive law, but CrPC, Evidence Act are both substantive, procedural. What will apply? Govt must answer”
7 hours ago · Senior Congress leader P Chidambaram criticised the Centre for enacting three new criminal laws without consulting the Law Commission, instead appointing a panel of "part-timers." He highlighted concerns about the inclusion of solitary confinement as punishment and redundant changes to section numbers. Chidambaram called for a debate on the new laws and criticised the government for not ...
