Proceedings to remove Justice Varma to begin in Lok Sabha: Kiren Rijiju
graft case
,
will
be taken up in
Lok Sabha
,
Parliamentary Affairs Minister
Kiren Rijiju announced on Friday, stating that it was agreed by all parties to move unitedly in action against alleged
corruption
in judiciary.
Official sources said the opposition-sponsored notice for a similar motion in Rajya Sabha has not been admitted in the Upper House, paving the way for the Lower House to initiate the exercise.
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"We shouldn't remain in any doubt, proceedings to remove Justice Yashwant Varma will begin in the Lok Sabha," Rijiju said.
According to the Judges (Inquiry) Act, the proceedings will move to Rajya Sabha after they are over in Lok Sabha.
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Over 150 MPs of the ruling alliance as well the Opposition had signed the notice in Lok Sabha.
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