JPC Expected to Retain Clause on Removing Ministers After 30 Days in Custody
A Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) reviewing the 130th Constitution Amendment Bill is likely to retain a controversial clause regarding the removal of ministers. The provision stipulates that a minister may be removed from office if they remain in custody for more than 30 days. The committee is expected to submit its draft report by July 10, aiming to finalize all recommendations ahead of the upcoming Monsoon Session of Parliament. This legislative move seeks to address administrative continuity and ethical standards for public officials facing prolonged legal detention or judicial custody.
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