What do you think of Law Min. Khurshid's statement: Govt will bring the anti-graft Bill in winter session?

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against the earlier promise to take it up in monsoon session itself - thus provoking Hazare to campaign against Congress in the Assembly Elections!

There may be good reasons, but not till the last moment !  Congress is hasty in giving promises, whether to the Telangana party or the Tamil fishermen (about the end to harassment by Lankan Navy) or to Hazare about the LP Bill or whoever! But none of the promises it ever keeps except the wrong ones: like promising delinquent All India cadre officers in opposition ruled states of support if they would defame the CM; or have the Governors overstep their constitutional authority to annoy the CM in the state ruled by opposition!

The Centre is busy protecting HM; nagging Modi; supporting the fuel price hike by Petro marketing cos., releasing the suspended exports (to please the exporters).. etc, but has no time to serioiusly tackle the burning Telangana issue (of its own making), or to chase Sheila indicted for CWG scams, or control spiralling prices or bring the promised Bill in parliament in the Monsoon session!

What is your take on the Hon'ble Minister's statement anyway! Either lambast me for my doubts or agree with me on better reasons too! I wait for your responses to confirm or condemn my view!

ezeexs · Accepted Answer

I expect them to bring a controversial bill ( if at all they bring it ) and let the parliament go haywire over the issue doing nothing, and hence achieving another session where there was no business conducted in the parliament and thereby avoiding the Lokpal Bill in order to safeguard its own skin.....the rulers are clever.

Bala Venkat · Answer

The Govt is sure to bring the legislation anyway, since public awareness has been effect ively created by  the Activists and the Media. But we can not expect them to act fast, since the demand for immediate appointment of LA would come and the problems of scams is still very much around. If the independent agency takes up the new scams if any, the results may be devastating for the rulers!

navind · Answer

In India ruling party holding the Office is very clever (cunning) in giving some promises (to break them). There may be degree of functioning to be-fool 'Aam Admi' between Parties by giving promises. 

Our Law Minister may be hesitating in giving the statement but think about his compulsions, he may be forced to give such statement by either PM or some Strong person(s) in Congress party.

Brahmanda · Answer

When Parliament is free of corruption no bill will be required.

Anonymous · Answer

yes

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What do you think of Law Min. Khurshid's statement: Govt will bring the anti-graft Bill in winter session?

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