The Delhi Services Bill also known as the Delhi National Capital Territory Government’s Bill 2023 (Amendment) was passed in Rajya Sabha on 7 Aug 2023. The Delhi Services Bill was passed. with 131 votes in favor and 102 votes against.
The bill was submitted to the Supreme Court of India and on 11 May 2023 the court ruled in favor of the Delhi government and ruled out three categories: public order, police and land .
“Provided that the Deputy Governor will carry out his executive functions to the extent delegated by the President on matters relating to ‘public order’, ‘police’ and ‘land’,” Verdict read.
After the Supreme Court, the bill reached the Lok Sabha on August 3 and it was approved with the backing of the Central Government giving them control over the appointment, mobilization and suspension of public servants. office.
What exactly is the Delhi service bill?
The Delhi Services Bill gives the Deputy Governor (LG) of Delhi additional powers in the administration of the national capital, including the power to appoint, mobilize and suspend civil servants.
The bill mentions: “Given the special status of the National Capital Territory of Delhi, a management plan must be drawn up in accordance with the laws of Parliament to balance local and national interests to reflect the aspirations of the people through through the shared and collective responsibility of the Government.” of India and the Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi.”
“In order to fulfill the intent and purposes behind the provisions of article 239AA of the Constitution, a permanent authority is headed by the Chief Minister of Delhi together with the Chief of Staff, the National Capital Territory Government. Delhi and the Secretary-General, Home, National Capital Territory Authority of Delhi, are being formed to make recommendations to the Deputy Governor on matters related to the transfer, vigilance and other matters. ”
“This will balance the interests of the nation with the interest of the Delhi Union territory in governing the capital to demonstrate the will of the people in this region.” The Central Government as well as the Delhi National Capital Territory Government,” the bill added.
Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal is opposing this bill. He tweeted about the bill in Hindi, loosely translated as: “This black law goes against democracy. If democracy weakens, so does India.”
Friend,
. को कमज़ोर है है। you know
You can do it easily. . s You can do it… pic.twitter.com/0hAjLfIWXc
– Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal)
August 7, 2023
I’ll cover the Black Bill today after the RS debate is over
– Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal)
August 7, 2023
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