Panel will meet Opposition governments to review jailed CMs bill amid lapses row

The Joint Committee, led by BJP lawmaker Aparajita Sarangi, is set to meet with the governments of West Bengal, Telangana, and Karnataka to discuss a controversial bill aimed at disqualifying jailed Chief Ministers and ministers. This meeting comes in the wake of significant concerns raised by Opposition lawmakers regarding potential oversights in the proposed legislation. The scrutiny intensified during a recent committee session, where various lapses in the bill were highlighted. The move to engage with Opposition-ruled states indicates a proactive approach by the ruling party to address criticisms and refine the bill ahead of further legislative processes. This development is crucial as it underscores the ongoing political tensions between the ruling and opposition parties, particularly in the context of governance and accountability among elected officials. The outcome of these discussions may have significant implications for the political landscape in states governed by the Opposition, as the bill could reshape the eligibility criteria for political leaders facing legal challenges.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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