The Centre government returned the controversial anti-terror Bill passed by Gujarat Assembly to the state, saying without three key amendments it could not be sent for Presidential assent. "The Cabinet has approved the proposal to recommend to the President that the Bill may be returned to Gujarat to make three changes before it can be considered for assent," Union Home Minister P Chidambaram told.
The BJP government in Gujarat has been demanding early assent to the Bill, pending with the Centre for more than four years, saying it has been brought on the lines of MCOCA passed in Maharashtra. The decision to return the Gujarat Control of Organised Crime Bill has been taken to bring it in conformity with the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act which was amended by Parliament last year, Chidambaram said.
The BJP government in Gujarat has been demanding early assent to the Bill, pending with the Centre for more than four years, saying it has been brought on the lines of MCOCA passed in Maharashtra. The decision to return the Gujarat Control of Organised Crime Bill has been taken to bring it in conformity with the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act which was amended by Parliament last year, Chidambaram said.
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