New Delhi: The government on Monday attracted a representation of old women’s amendments (prohibitions) of the old, 2012.
Learned that the view behind the amendment proposed to the 1986 law came from the fact that it felt the amendment was no longer needed because of worries since Treated by considering the new reality that appeared under the Rules of Information Technology 2021, the Cinematograph Law 1952 and other legal provisions.
On a day marked by repeating disorders and delays, when the process of Rajya Sabha returned after lunch at 2:00 p.m., a member of the BJP Surendra Singh Nagar who was in the chair, asked the Minister of Female and the development of the Iranian Smriti child to pull the bill introduced in Rajya Sabha 2012.
“I got up to leave because of leave to pull the bill,” Iran said.
The Irwa Bill, 2012 was introduced in Rajya Sabha in 2012 which referred to the bill to the Department of Parliament Standing Committee to consider.
The bill is trying to change the representation of women (prohibition) that is not indecent, ACT, 1986, which prohibits unmanested women’s representatives through advertisements or publications, writings and paintings (especially print media).
The bill also tried to expand the scope of action to cover new forms of communication such as the internet, satellite-based communication, cable television etc.
In June 2018, the WCD Ministry was then led by Manaka Gandhi as Minister issued an official statement that announced an official statement that they reformed the bill with a higher punishment and the provisions of the punishment and that it would be sent to the cabinet for approval.
The WCD Ministry said that a new proposal was based on observations carried out by the standing parliamentary committee and recommendations carried out by the Women’s National Commission based on consultation with civil society groups and the same-minded individuals.
It was said that Irwa’s amendment was being proposed by considering the advancement of recent technology in the field of communication such as the social media platform.
It is trying to bring the provisions of the penalty similar to the provided based on the Information Technology Law, 2000 and create a centralized authority under the AEGIS National Women’s Commission (NCW).
However, the bill formulated had never seen the light that day.