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Kiren Rijiju Calls on Opposition to Allow Bills to Pass, Commends Anti-Paper Leak Law
✍️ Eastern Mirror
🗓 31 Jul 2026, 09:03 PM
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Union Minister Kiren Rijiju urged opposition parties to refrain from obstructing the passage of several key bills in Parliament and praised the recently enacted anti-paper leak legislation.
During a session of the Lok Sabha, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju addressed the house, urging opposition parties not to disrupt the passage of several important bills slated for debate.
He emphasized that the bills, which cover critical areas such as national security and economic reforms, are essential for the country’s progress and should be allowed to move forward without unnecessary delays.
Rijiju also lauded the new anti-paper leak law, describing it as a significant step toward safeguarding sensitive information and maintaining the integrity of parliamentary proceedings.
The minister added that cooperation between the government and opposition would help ensure smoother legislative processes and reinforce public trust in democratic institutions.
He emphasized that the bills, which cover critical areas such as national security and economic reforms, are essential for the country’s progress and should be allowed to move forward without unnecessary delays.
Rijiju also lauded the new anti-paper leak law, describing it as a significant step toward safeguarding sensitive information and maintaining the integrity of parliamentary proceedings.
The minister added that cooperation between the government and opposition would help ensure smoother legislative processes and reinforce public trust in democratic institutions.