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Himachal Assembly Session: During the assembly session of Himachal Pradesh, Minister Jagat Singh Negi is on the target of BJP. Now a notice of breach of privilege has been given against him. Minister Negi had earlier sent a similar notice against Jairam Thakur to the Speaker.
HospiceOn the last and eighth day of Himachal Pradesh Assembly, BJP MLAs have taken a big decision against Sukhu government minister Jagat Singh Negi, Three MLAs have given notice of breach of privilege against Revenue Minister Jagat Singh Negi, During this time, 3 opposition MLAs have given a complaint to the Speaker,
In his complaint, notice has been given against the Leader of Opposition for using unparliamentary language in the House and commenting on RSS. Among these three MLAs, Vipin Singh Parmar, Rakesh Jamwal and Trilok Jamwal have given complaint to the Speaker. It is noteworthy that earlier, Jagat Singh Negi had given a notice of breach of privilege against Jairam Thakur.
Actually, Jagat Singh Negi had commented on RSS and also targeted Jairam Thakur and was removed from the proceedings of the House. However, later, Jagat Singh Negi and the CM continued to argue in the House. Negi alleged that Jairam Thakur called him nonsense. Although this did not come on record in the proceedings of the House, Negi continued to make allegations and then served a notice of breach of privilege to Spitkar. In this matter, on Friday Negi asked Speaker Kuldeep Pathania what action has been taken in the matter. However, the Speaker said that a notice has been sent to the Assembly Secretariat. Now on Friday, three BJP MLAs have given notice of breach of privilege.
What is copyright infringement?
Some special rights have been given to the MLAs and MPs of the Assembly and Parliament. No case can be prosecuted on the words spoken by an MLA or MP in the Assembly. If any MLA is stopped or threatened while coming to the Assembly, or if the MLA’s words are distorted and presented with a wrong purpose, then it is considered a breach of privilege. The MLA complains about this to the Speaker and then the Speaker decides whether the matter is serious or not. Later, if the matter becomes serious, it is also sent to the Privileges Committee. During this, the accused is warned or a censure motion is brought. The guilty person can be called to the House and reprimanded publicly. If the case is very serious, the accused can be kept in custody for the whole day or for some time.
On the other hand, government officials can also be suspended. Earlier, Baddi’s Doon MLA Ram Kumar Choudhary had also given a notice of breach of privilege against the then SP Ilma Ifroz.
