Lok Sabha passes bill to scrap 58 laws mostly dating back to British era

Lok Sabha passes bill to scrap 58 laws mostly dating back to British era

Congress leader Shashi Tharoor said that efforts of the government were laudable but expressed concern that “sometimes this government passes a bill in haste and then repeals it”
Current Affairs:-Lok Sabha on Monday passed a bill to cancel 58 old laws which the administration said are a wellspring of bother to individuals.
Moving The Repealing and Amending Bill, 2019, Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said that after the BJP-drove government came to control “we have canceled 1,428 old and antiquated Acts”.
“Today we are (going to revoke) 58 old Acts,” the pastor said and noticed that from 1950 to 2004, just 1,929 old laws were canceled.
A large portion of these laws, he stated, go back to the British period.
Taking an interest in the exchange, Congress pioneer Shashi Tharoor said that endeavors of the administration were commendable however communicated worry that “occasionally this administration passes a bill in scurry and afterward annuls it”.
Requesting that the law on conjugal assault ought to be transformed, he said government ought to comprehend that it in not about sex but rather brutality.
He said that the activity by the administration was great yet it ought to tail it legitimately, and looked to comprehend what it was doing to instruct the police about the changed laws.

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