With the elections ahead, the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is all set to table a controversial anti-conversion bill in the Karnataka Assembly meeting to be conducted on Monday. The bill is likely to be in last leg of the meeting.
Bill Passing Dropped Because Of Congress’ Protests
The anti-conversion Bill, which was postponed and passed in the state Legislature Assembly, is yet to be introduced before the Legislative Council. The BJP endeavored to introduce it on the last day of the winter session in Belagavi, notwithstanding, as the opposition mentioned a solid criticism for introducing the bill in the board without welcoming it first on the plan. The meeting finished subsequent to seeing an extreme emotion.
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The government, however ready to get the Bill passed in the meeting held in February, the arrangement was dropped after the Congress depended on day-night protest amidst the meeting requesting firing of the Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Minister K.S. Eshwarappa for his comments on lifting saffron banner on the Red Fort.
Opposition Prepared To Swoop Down Government During Budget Session
Notwithstanding, BJP is good to go to introduce and get the Bill passed in the chamber this time. In the mean time, the opposition Congress and JD(S) are good to go to swoop down on the government during the meetings on the Budget in the state Assembly.
The Budget Session, which started on March 4, will go on till March 30.
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The Congress, which finished the Mekedatu Padayatra, is guaranteeing that it has constrained the BJP to dispense Rs 1,000 crore for building the repository. The opposition is requesting BJP to save Rs 5,000 crore for the task. Boss Minister Basavaraj Bommai, who had introduced the lady Budget, is relied upon to confront a litmus test in the get together confronting the opposition in the polls year.
