Archive · 19 Dec 2025
Parliamentary Panel Gets Extension for Bills Report
A group in the Indian Parliament that is looking at some important laws got more time to finish their report.
The laws are about how to remove the prime minister and chief ministers.
The group's leader, Aparajita Sarangi, asked for more time, and everyone agreed.
The report is now due by the end of the Budget Session next year.
The group has only met once so far.
Some political parties are not joining the group because they think the laws are unfair.
They believe the laws could remove leaders without proper trials, which they say is not right.
Parliamentary committee examining bills to remove PM and CMs granted extension to submit report.
Extension deadline set to the last week of the Budget Session 2026.
Committee chair Aparajita Sarangi moved the resolution, passed by voice vote.
Committee has met only once so far and plans to invite boycotting political parties.
Opposition parties boycotting the committee, citing concerns over presumption of innocence and automatic sacking provisions.
- Who
- Joint Parliamentary Committee, chaired by Aparajita Sarangi
- What
- Extension granted to submit report on bills to remove PM, CMs
- When
- Extension granted on Thursday, report due by last week of Budget Session 2026
- Where
- New Delhi, India
- Why
- To allow more time for examination of the bills and to invite boycotting political parties
- Committee Chair
- Aparajita Sarangi
- Bills Under Review
- Constitution (130th Amendment) Bill, Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation (Amendment) Bill, Government of Union Territories (Amendment) Bill
- Extension Deadline
- Last week of Budget Session 2026
- Current Committee Meetings
- 1
- Opposition Parties' Stance
- Boycotting due to concerns over presumption of innocence
