Registration of Births and Deaths Bill passed by Rajya Sabha amid Opposition protests
Union Minister of State Nityanand Rai said that the Centre was committed to ensuring that every child born in the country was registered and that every death was recorded so that deceased persons did not continue as “ghost voters” benefiting parties pursuing “appeasement politics”
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