Bill to remove 'tainted' PM, CM tabled in Lok Sabha; referred to parliamentary panel
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PM-CM Removal Bills Sent To Parliamentary Committee Amidst Opposition Uproar
New Delhi, India – Three contentious bills that seek to provide a legal framework for the removal of the Prime Minister, Chief Ministers, and other ministers facing serious criminal charges were referred to a joint parliamentary committee on Wednesday, following significant opposition backlash in the Lok Sabha. The decision was announced after Union Home Minister Amit Shah introduced the legislation, which was immediately met with protests from …
Bills to remove convicted PM, CMs, ministers from power introduced in Lok Sabha, sent to JPC
The Constitution (One Hundred and Thirtieth) Amendment Bill seeks to amend Article 75, along with related laws for Union Territories and Jammu and Kashmir. It establishes a legal process for removing Prime Ministers, Union ministers, chief ministers, and state ministers arrested for serious crimes.
India’s Democracy at Crossroads: Centre to Table Bill to Remove Elected Leaders
In 2025, the Indian government’s decision to table bills aimed at removing elected leaders—including Prime Ministers (PMs) and Chief Ministers (CMs)—who have been arrested on serious charges marks a concerning turn in the nation’s democratic trajectory. What may on the surface appear as a move to uphold integrity and accountability risks crossing into government overreach, eroding India’s democratic values, and destabilizing the machinery that s…
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