Today is the third day of Haryana Assembly session. After discussing the Governor's address in the 2-day proceedings, some important bills will now be introduced. The most important bill is going to be the Indian Civil Defense Code (Haryana Amendment) Bill 2024.
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With this bill, the power to impose fines in criminal cases in the Judicial Magistrate courts established in 22 districts of the state and about 3 dozen sub-divisions of the state will increase by 10 times.
In the ongoing first session of the 15th Haryana Assembly, state Chief Minister Nayab Saini will present four more bills in the House.
Now fine can be up to Rs 5 lakh At present, the punishment can be imprisonment for a maximum of 3 years or a fine of up to Rs 50,000 or both or community service. Now by amending it, a provision has been made to increase the amount of fine by 10 times from the existing maximum of Rs 50 thousand to Rs 5 lakh.
Similarly, under Section 23(3), a Judicial Magistrate of the Second Class can currently give a sentence of imprisonment up to a maximum of one year or a fine of up to Rs 10,000 or both or community service. Now a provision is being made to increase the amount of fine by 10 times from the current maximum of Rs 10,000 to Rs 1 lakh.
President Draupadi Murmu will approve this bill. –
President will approve Legal analyst Hemant Kumar said that after the Indian Civil Defense Code (Haryana Amendment) Bill, 2024 is passed by the Haryana Assembly next week, it will be sent to the Union Home Ministry. After this this bill will be sent to Rashtrapati Bhavan.
Only the President of the country Draupadi Murmu will give her approval to this amended bill. This entire process may take a few months. Only after this will the passed bill become legally legal.
Earlier this was the amount of fine Hemant Kumar explains that the Indian Civil Security Code, 2023 has been implemented across the country from July 1, 2024. It replaced the 51-year-old Code of Criminal Procedure (CRPC), 1973.
Vij was in the news on the first day Governor Bandaru Dattatreya's address was given on the first day of the assembly session. In this the Governor made two big announcements. After this, there was a discussion in the Governor's address, in which Congress MLA Ashok Arora mentioned the statement of Minister Anil Vij that there was a threat to his life.
On this, former CM Bhupendra Singh Hooda quipped that make Anil Vij the Home Minister, everything will be fine. Along with this, Ashok Arora also sought answers from the CM. Cabinet Minister Mahipal Dhanda protested on this. Bhupendra Hooda stood up against Dhanda's protest.
He told Dhanda that you people have been gossiping for so long, we are also listening to it. So you also listen. CM should accept the demand of the MLA.
CM Saini spoke the next day During the proceedings of the second day, CM Nayab Saini presented his views on the address of Governor Bandaru Dattatreya. During this, the CM taunted that he did not become the leader of the opposition. The letter did not come from above. Hearing this, former CM Bhupendra Hooda replied in Punjabi that bane na bane, tuhanu ki (whether you become or not, what does it matter to you).
The CM also advised Kaithal MLA Aditya Surjewala not to follow the footsteps of his father Randeep Surjewala. At the same time, Congress MLA Bharat Bhushan Batra said that BJP should worship EVM. After this, many BJP MLAs stood up from their seats and protested against this statement.
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