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December 14, 2019
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BusinessLineSATURDAY • DECEMBER 14 • 2019 7POLITICS
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New Delhi, December 13
The last day of the Winter Session of Parliament ended in aburst of angry protests fromBJP’s women MPs led by UnionMinister Smriti Irani who demanded that former CongressPresident Rahul Gandhi bepunished for his remark thatinstead of “Make in India, BJPunder Prime Minister Narendra Modi has turned the country into ‘rape in India’.”
Gandhi, on his part, cameback with a stern, “I will neverapologise to them.”
The BJP’s protest consumedthe scheduled business of LokSabha and forced Speaker OmBirla to adjourn the proceedings twice.
Smriti slams OppositionSmriti Irani was the most aggressive among the bunch ofwomen MPs who stoodaround the Well of the House,asking the speaker Om Birlato “punish” Gandhi for whatthe Union Minister said washis attempt to turn a “heinouscrime like rape as a tool tomock his politicalopponents”.
Gandhi reiterated his comment made at an election rallyin Jharkhand, which outraged
Come, rape in India. He is using rape as a political tool tomock his opponents,” saidIrani.
Union minister RajnathSingh stating that leaders likehim have no “moral right” tobe in Parliament. Amid thedin in the House, DMK’s Kanimozhi defended Gandhi and
said he did not make the remarks in the House and thathe was referring to cases ofsexual assaults and violenceagainst women in the country.
Earlier in the morning, asthe ruckus continued foraround halfanhour, theSpeaker adjourned the proceedings till noon. QuestionHour could not be taken up.More than 30 members fromthe BJP, including Bhopal MPPragya Thakur, were seenstanding in the aisle andshouting slogans. Congressmembers, too, were in theaisle.
PTI adds: Later in the day, adelegation of BJP’s womenparliamentarians includingUnion minister Smriti Iraniapproached the Election Commission and demanded“strongest possible action”against Congress leader RahulGandhi for his comment onrape.
Irani charged Gandhi withusing rape as a “political tool”in the wake of Assembly pollsin Jharkhand.
And the economy, which wasour biggest strength, has nowbeen destroyed. So far as myapology is concerned, I willnever apologise to them,” saidGandhi.
‘Politicising rape’Irani accused Gandhi of politicising rape.
“The leader of a party givesa clarion call for raping women in India. It is for the fi��rsttime in history that the scionof the Gandhi family hasasked women to be raped. Is ithis statement that every manwants to rape women in India? Are all men rapists? AMember of this House is uttering such sentences; he is asking women to be raped. RahulGandhi should be punishedfor committing this sin.
the BJP MPs and asserted thathe would not apologise.
“I have a clip in the phone inwhich Narendra Modi is calling Delhi the “rape capital”.The main issue is that the BJP,Narendra Modi and AmitShah have set the North Easton fi��re. To distract from that,they are attacking me on anonissue. I want to reiteratewhat I said. I said – “NarendraModi said there will be makein India. But when we glancethrough the newspapersevery day, we only say Rape inIndia.” That is what I said. Thefact is that in the BJPruledStates, women are beingraped. In the Unnao rape case,the girl’s car was attacked. Thefact is that Modi spreads violence — in the North East, inKashmir and against women.
‘Rape in India’ jibe: BJP seeks Rahul Gandhi’s apology Parliament disrupted,
but Congress leader
refuses to say sorry
Union minister Smriti Irani and other BJP members protest over
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s remarks on rape, in the Lok Sabha
on Friday PTI
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New Delhi, December 13
Though Union Home Minister Amit Shah made it clearwhile replying to a debate onthe Citizenship (Amendment) Bill on Wednesday thatthe law will be implementedin all States, many Oppositionled State governmentshave come out against thelaw stating that it is antiConstitutional.
Chief Ministers such asMamata Banerjee, Pinarayi Vijayan, Capiatn AmrinderSingh, Bhupesh Baghel andKamal Nath announced thatthe law will not be implemented in their States. The Centre,however, said the Constitution does not allow the Statesto take a diff��erent approachand maintained that the CABwill be applicable to all States.
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan said onThursday that the Bill refl��ectsthe ideology of the RSS andnot the inclusive frameworkof the country’s Constitution.“The Bill polarises people oncommunal lines. It is againstthe unity of the country. ThisBill will not withstand the judicial scrutiny,” Vijayan saidand added that the BJP’s attempt to create a theocratic
Hindu Rashtra will be challenged.
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh said the Bill is adirect assault on the secularcharacter of the country andthe Punjab government will
not implement the legislation in the State.
Congress leader and Chhattisgarh Chief MinisterBhupesh Baghel said the Actis unconstitutional.“Whatever decision is made
at the Congress party forumon the Bill will be applied inChhattisgarh,” he said. SeniorCongressman and MadhyaPradesh Chief Minister KamalNath said: “Whatever standthe Congress party has takenon Citizenship AmendmentAct, we will follow that. Do wewant to be a part of a processthat sows seeds of divisiveness?”
A Home Ministry offi��cialtold reporters that State governments have no powers toreject the implementation ofthe Act as the legislation wasenacted under the Union Listof the 7th Schedule of theConstitution.
Opposition-ruled States can’t say‘no’ to new citizenship law: Centre
Muslim activists taking part in a protest rally against the NRC and
the CAB in Kolkata, on Friday DEBASISH BHADURI
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New Delhi, December 13
Both the Houses of Parliament witnessed an eventful Winter Session thatconcluded on Friday. TheRajya Sabha passed 15 andthe Lok Sabha passed 14Bills, respectively, duringthe 20 sittings that started from November 18. 15Bills were passed by boththe Houses, which include the controversialCitizenship (Amendment) Bill.
The Parliamentary Affairs Ministry said theproductivity of Lok Sabhawas 116 per cent, while inRajya Sabha it was 100 percent. First batch of Supplementary Demands forGrants for this fi��scal yearwas also discussed andapproved along with theAppropriation Bill in theboth the Houses.
Important BillsThe Centre claimed thatthe passage of Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Bill willstrengthen social andgender justice system inthe country. “The Citizenship (Amendment) Bill,2019 will make refugeeswho are Hindus, Sikhs,Buddhists, Jains, Parsisand Christians from Afghanistan, Bangladesh andPakistan, eligible for citizenship which will entitle them to a dignifi��edlife in India,” the Parliamentary Aff��airs Ministryclaimed.
With the Special Protection Group (Amendment) Bill, SPG will nowprovide security to thePrime Minister, and mem
bers of his immediatefamily residing with himat his offi��cial residence,the Centre claimed. TheTaxation Laws (Amendment) Bill, the Chit Funds(Amendment) Bill andthe International Financial Services Centres Authority Bill were the otherBills that were passedsuccessfully.
Marked by seriousnessRajya Sabha Chairman MVenkaiah Naidu said thatthe Winter Session wasone marked by ‘seriousness and brevity’. He saidas against the total scheduled available time of 108hours and 33 minuteswith 20 sittings, theHouse functioned for 107hours and 11 minutes, resulting in a productivity of99 per cent.
Lok Sabha Speaker OmBirla said the lower Housesat for 130 hours and 45minutes in the 20 sittingsduring the Budget session. He said 140 starredquestions were answeredon the fl��oor of the Houseand 934 matters of urgentpublic attention wereraised during the session.
Lok Sabha wraps upWinter Session with116% productivity
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Kolkata, December 13
West Bengal Chief MinisterMamata Banerjee reiteratedon Friday that the amendedCitizenship Act will “never” beimplemented in West Bengal.The CM said her party will organise consecutive protestsrallies across the state beginning December 16.
Banerjee joins the list ofnonBJP ruled State CMs like
Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, Chattisgarh and Kerala who haveclaimed that there will be noimplementation of the newCitizenship Act.
“We will never allow NRC exercise and Citizenship Act inBengal. We will not implementthe amended Act, even thoughit has been passed in Parliament. The BJP can’t just bulldoze the states to implementit,” Banerjee said adding that
she will postpone her scheduled visit to Delhi later thismonth.
The Trinamool Congress supremo has also called for ameeting of her party’s corecommittee on December 20 tofi��nalise a strategy on how todeal with the new CitizenshipAct and mobilise supportagainst it. Banerjee herself isexpected to hit the streets andlead protest rallies.
Mamata plans protest rallies across Bengal
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