Using the similar “style” of Diggy Chacha,
India’s one of the most popular Lawyers and ex- Minister of Earth Sciences and
Minister of Science and Technology and currently Minister of Communications and
Information Technology and Minister of Human Resource Development Mr. Kapil
Sibal said, "Our promise to the nation was to bring the bill in the
monsoon session. We never said it will be passed in the monsoon session."
He further added that the process can conclude by the winter session if the
urgency and resolve on display at the all-party meeting is sustained over the
next few months.
Showing the damage control after DMK’s
“differing” views with Government (first time we came to know DMK is different
from Government) on Lokpal Bill Hon. Ex-Finance Minister and currently Home
Minister Mr. P Chidambaram (Chiddu Uncle) said, "UPA is not a political
party. It's a coalition of political parties. When you have more than one
party, you may have different views on some issues. That does not mean that the
UPA is divided." (Interesting, intelligent and unique views, Diggy Chacha
please check whether Chiddu Uncle and Mr. Sibal took your permission before
making such copyrighted statements).
Chiddu Uncle further tried to derail Mr. Anna
Hazare’s Mission by exuding confidence that a "strong" Lokpal bill
will be brought to Parliament, the government feels the final shape of the
anti-corruption law will be influenced by deliberations of the standing
committee it is referred to.
Interestingly he applauded by the consensus
forged at Sunday's all-party meeting on the Lokpal bill and feels debate in
Parliament as well as discussions in a standing committee to which it is bound
to be referred to, will see positions articulated by parties being amended and
refined. (Interestingly, we have not seen any replies from Mr. Anna Hazare, he
must feel shocked)
He gave some future indications which have to
take in a positive light. Diggy Chacha were always in a favour of such views.
Chiddu Uncle described as "preliminary views" opinions expressed by
some political parties for or against bringing the PM and the judiciary under
Lokpal ambit. "Our impression is that all these views are subject to
change when we go through the procedures," he said. (New Disclaimer, Views
of all Political Parties are subject to change based on the circumstances).
He also stressed on the point that the MPs
have all the rights to introduce and discuss such wonderful bill and take
credit for that. Gradually, DCFC readers will come to know which political
party will gain the most out of Lokpal Bill discussions. He said "We will
bring the bill in the monsoon session of Parliament. The bill will be examined
according to established procedures... MPs desire to follow the established
procedures." The government has
emphasized the primacy of the parliamentary process and the role of political
outfits to pilot and approve legislations – an argument in keeping with its
view that the Lokpal advocated by civil society groups like Anna Hazare's is
not in consonance with the Constitution.
Totally ignoring Hazare's threat to launch a
hunger strike from August 16 if the bill doesn't become a law by then, the home
minister said it was "premature" to predict as the bill "will
satisfy the vast majority of this country".
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