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Wednesday, March 10, 2010 (11:49:19) |
| Tags : Women's Reservation Bill, Lok Sabha, P.K. Bansal, Rajya Sabha, Parliament |
Government will pass women's bill before March 16: minister |
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New Delhi: The government intends to pass the women's reservation bill in the Lok Sabha before the house adjourns on March 16 for a three-week break, said Parliamentary Affairs Minister P.K. Bansal here today. "The government intends to pass the bill in the Lok Sabha before March 16. That's our intention," Bansal told the media. The Rajya Sabha on Tuesday passed the historic bill giving one-third representation to women in parliament and state legislatures.
"The government will manage to get the support of all its allies when it comes in the Lok Sabha for consideration and passing. We will manage the family," Law Minister M. Veerappa Moily told reporters when asked about the Trinamool Congress abstaining from voting in the Rajya Sabha.
Parliament will adjourn on March 16 for a three-week break and will meet on April 12. The session concludes on May 7. (IANS) |
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