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By Our Special Correspondent
A decision to this effect was taken today after some Opposition leaders raised the issue at the Business Advisory Committee meeting of the Rajya Sabha. They were of the opinion that to do justice to the amendments, all viewpoints ought to be heard and taken into consideration. There was also a suggestion that the Bill be referred to the House Select Committee before it was brought up for passage. By afternoon, the Parliamentary Affairs Minister, Pramod Mahajan, informed the Opposition members that the Bill which was to be moved in the Rajya Sabha by the Information & Broadcasting Minister, Sushma Swaraj this afternoon had been taken off the list of business for the week. In the meantime, the Ministry is expected to discuss the Bill which was passed by the Lok Sabha towards the end of the budget session with the Opposition parties to evolve a consensus.
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