New Delhi, Nov 15, : , After the government had promulgated two ordinances in advance of the winter session, opposition parties have stepped up and declared that they will not support the ordinances becoming law in the parliament.The Trinamool Congress said that it will not allow the country to become elected autocracy.
Trinamool Congress stated that it would not permit the country to be elected autocracy. TMC leader Derek O’Brien said, “Two brazen ordinances extend ED and CBI Director terms from 2 to 5 years.Derek O’Brien, TMC leader, stated that “Two brazen ordinances extend ED Director terms from 2-5 years to CBI Director terms.” #Parliament Winter Session begins two weeks from now.Two weeks from now, #Parliament’s Winter Session will begin.Be rest assured, Opposition parties will do all it takes to stop India from turning into an elected autocracy.”.Rest assured, the Opposition parties will do everything possible to stop India becoming an elected autocracy.”
The Trinamool alleged that since Modi government came to power, the number of ordinances has increased to 3.7 per 10 bills, in the 17th Lok Sabha and it was 3.5 in the 16th Lok Sabha, he said, adding that in the first 30 years it was 1 and in next 30 years it was 2 every 10 bills.Trinamool claimed that Modi’s government has seen an increase in ordinances since then.It was 3.7 per 10 bills in the 17th Lok Sabha while it was 3.5 for the 16th Lok Sabha.He also stated that it was 1 in the first 30 year and 2 in the next 30 years.
The Central government on Monday extended the tenure of the Home Secretary, Defence Secretary, Director of Intelligence Bureau and Secretary of Research and Analysis Wing for a period of two years.Monday’s extension by the Central government to the tenure of the Home secretary, Defence Secretary and Secretary of Research and Analysis Wing was for two years.
According to the gazette notification issued by the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pension on November 15, the tenure of these officials can be extended up to five years.The gazette notification from the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pension of November 15 states that these officials may be allowed to extend their tenure for up to five more years.
According to the gazette notification: “The chiefs of the Central agencies currently have a fixed two-year tenure, but the government can now give three annual extensions from case to case basis.”.According to the gazette notice: “The current tenure of chiefs of Central agencies is two years.However, the government can grant three extensions each year on a case-by-case basis.”
The Union government on Sunday issued a similar notification to extend the tenure of the Directors, Central Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement Directorate up to five years.Sunday’s similar notification by the Union government extended the tenure of Directors, Central Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement Directorate for up to five more years.
On May 27, the Centre had extended the tenure of Intelligence Bureau Chief Arvind Kumar and Secretary, Research and Analysis Wing, Samant Kumar Goel by one year.The Centre extended the tenures of Chief Intelligence Bureau Intelligence Bureau Arvind Kumar and Secretary Research and Analysis Wing Samant Kumar Goel for one year on May 27.Union Home Secretary Ajay Kumar Bhalla was also given an extension of one year beyond his tenure on August 12, 2021.Ajay Kumar Bhalla, Union Home Secretary, was also granted an additional year to his tenure which was extended on August 12, 2021.
miz/skp/ #parliament #parliament’s #Trinamool #India #autocracy #Delhi
.
