The bill, introduced last August by Home Minister Amit Shah, seeks to enforce stricter ethical standards by forcing ministers out of office upon their arrest for serious offenses. While the proposal encountered immediate pushback from opposition parties, members across the aisle have maintained engagement with the committee, coalescing around the necessity for broader stakeholder consultations.
Drafting discussions have already surfaced potential pivots in the bill’s language. Sources indicate the panel is considering replacing the rigid "removal" provision with a "suspension" mechanism. This shift aims to bridge the divide between executive and judicial triggers for such actions, a core point of contention that continues to complicate the legislative path forward.




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