A major development is expected in Parliament today as Union Home Minister Amit Shah prepares to present the 130th Amendment Bill in the Lok Sabha. The proposed legislation is being seen as a significant step toward curbing crime in politics, as it aims to bring even the Prime Minister, Union Ministers, and Chief Ministers within the ambit of law. According to the provisions, any minister or chief minister arrested or placed under judicial custody for 30 days will automatically lose their ministerial post.The move has sparked intense political debate, with the opposition raising sharp objections. Congress leader Abhishek Manoj Singh accused the government of introducing the bill as a tool to target opposition chief ministers and weaken rival parties. He alleged that the government intends to misuse the law for arbitrary arrests of opposition leaders, calling the bill “illegal, unconstitutional, and against the spirit of democracy.”Supporters of the bill, however, argue that it will promote accountability and strengthen democratic values by ensuring that political leaders face the same legal consequences as ordinary citizens. The debate around this bill is expected to dominate the political discourse in the coming days.
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