Ranchi: BJP’s opposition on Monday filed a memorandum to the Governor of Ramesh Bais, looking for a re-consideration of the anti-horde bill which was passed by the State Assembly last Sunday after calling it anti-constitutional, anti-jharkhand.
The President of the State Party Deepak Prakash and former CM Babulal Marandi led the delegation to Raj Bhavan at night.
After meeting Bais, said Prakash, “No cultivation community will support Lynching and BJP mobs as well, very contrary to the action.
But the current bill that was passed by the state government in a recent winter session was not constitutional in everything .
This also contradicts the Jharkhand culture and is only an effort of the state government to calm a particular community.
“He added that some of the provisions in the bill would be proven to be a disaster after being applied as law.
“The bill misinterpreted a horde and if two people were involved in any argument, it might amount to a MOB offer.
For example, even if a husband and wife (partner) occur to struggle anyone for any argument or to protect themselves, they can With incorrectly ordered below the proposed, “he said, adding that in a state of tribal like Jharkhand, a community took several.
Strong decisions related to their people or places and under new law, they might be sued.
Anti-lynching bill is not constitutional: BJP
