Gujarat Anti-terror Bill

A controversial anti-terror bill passed by the Gujarat assembly and earlier rejected by two Presidents, has been withdrawn by the union Home Ministry, four months after it had sent it for President Pranab Mukherjee's approval.

A controversial anti-terror bill, passed by the Gujarat assembly but twice rejected by the previous UPA government, has been cleared by the Narendra Modi government and sent to the President for his assent.

Centre's refusal to give assent to the controversial anti-terror law of Gujarat triggered a fresh war of words.

Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi has hit out at the Congress-led UPA government at the Centre.

The revised avatar of the Gujarat anti-terror bill was passed unopposed on Tuesday.

The President on the Union Cabinet's advice had told the State government to delete Clause 16 of the GUJCOC Bill.

The Union Cabinet on Friday decided to return the tough anti-terror bill passed by the Gujarat Assembly back to the state government for making amendments in line with central law.

A controversial anti-terror bill passed by the Gujarat assembly and earlier rejected by two Presidents, has been withdrawn by the union Home Ministry, four months after it had sent it for President Pranab Mukherjee's approval.

A controversial anti-terror bill, passed by the Gujarat assembly but twice rejected by the previous UPA government, has been cleared by the Narendra Modi government and sent to the President for his assent.

Centre's refusal to give assent to the controversial anti-terror law of Gujarat triggered a fresh war of words.

Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi has hit out at the Congress-led UPA government at the Centre.

The revised avatar of the Gujarat anti-terror bill was passed unopposed on Tuesday.

The President on the Union Cabinet's advice had told the State government to delete Clause 16 of the GUJCOC Bill.

The Union Cabinet on Friday decided to return the tough anti-terror bill passed by the Gujarat Assembly back to the state government for making amendments in line with central law.