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Six bills to be introduced in LS this week

| | Mar 02, 2015, at 05:07 pm
New Delhi, Mar 2(IBNS) The Narendra Modi Government is set to introduce six bills, including the crucial one on insurance, this week seeking to replace a set of Ordinances in the Lok Sabha.

Three of these bills - the coal bill, the Motor Vehicles Amendment Bill and the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation (Amendment) Bill - are listed to be placed in the Lok Sabha on Monday.

The insurance bill, which has generated lot of heat among the opposition, along with  The Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2015 and the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Bill, will be placed on Tuesday.

The insurance bill along with The old coal and motor vehicle bills got stuck up in the Rajya Sahba, where they could not be passed in the Winter session in the face of a stiff opposition.

Taking the route of the rules laid down for parliamentary affairs, the  Government now wants to re-introduce these bills in the lower house for replacing its ordinances as this will make defunct the pending ones in the Rajya Sabha.

The Government had faced opposition onslaught fter the Winter Session for bringing in too many ordinances.

The Government has used the ordinance route ten times since May this year in its effort to push through  policy changes.

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