Jharkhand: Raj Bhavan is once more the focus of JMM, who allege that it is acting at BJP's direction
JMM has attacked the Raj Bhavan once more. The Raj Bhavan is reported to be acting at the BJP's direction. This is against India's constitution. The Governor's Secretariat will need to take this seriously. Send all three of the bills back to the government with a note to the assembly secretariat so that any required changes can be made there and the note can then be submitted to Rajpal for approval.
Ranchi. The Raj Bhavan has once more come under attack from the governing Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM). The front claims that the Raj Bhavan is acting at the BJP's direction.
It has long been customary for the Governor's Secretariat to notify the Governor's Secretariat if there are any issues with the Governor's adoption of the measure.
The then-governor received a letter from the assembly rejecting the Jharkhand definition of local persons, Jharkhand violence and mob lynching prevention bill, the Indian state of Jharkhand violence and mob executing prevention bill, and backward class (OBC) reservation bill for government jobs to 27%. The state government received the tax.
This is against India's constitution. The Governor's Secretariat will need to take this seriously. All three measures were returned to the government, who then submitted them with a note to the assembly secretariat for any required adjustments to be made before sending them to Rajpal for approval.
Who is present? Raj Bhavan, who seeks conflict
Former Governor Draupadi Murmu's statement was included in the CNT-SPT Act bill when it was returned, according to Supriyo Bhattacharya. Four posts are filled by governors.
First, they either approve the measure or, if there are any flaws, they notify the assembly, seek the advice of experts, or send it for further consideration.
The assembly has the option of considering the advice of experts or sending the measure to the president's office for a final judgement. Who in the Governor's Secretariat wants a quarrel between the State Government and the Raj Bhavan, he said in response to not transmitting the Governor's message?
in the monsoon session be introduced
According to Supriyo Bhattacharya, the public's expectations will be addressed once again during this monsoon session. In order to do this, the Governor's message must be sent to the Assembly Secretariat; otherwise, it will appear that the Bharatiya Janata Party is purposely delaying the three Bills.
