Mumbai (Maharashtra): The State Government has sought suggestions from public on the so-called anti-Superstition Bill. This bill is anti-Hindu in nature.
Copies of the said Bill are available from the Government book depots at Pune, Nagpur, Aurangabad, Kolhapur, Nashik, Amaravati for sale. Or
Contact details for receiving hard copy of bill
The manager,
Government’s Central Printing Press,
Churni Road, Netaji Subhash Marg,
Mumbai - 400 004.
Read Online The Draft of Bill
Instructions for sending suggestions
- The persons interested in this Bill are required to send their suggestionsin the form of a Memorandum in triplicate (3 copies)
- Suggestions should be either in Marathi or in English.
- Send your suggestions to -
Shri. B. N. Kambale,
Additonal Secretary,
Maharashtra Vidhan Mandal Sachivalaya,
11th floor, (Cell No. 1101),
Vidhan Bhavan, Backbay Reclamation,
Mumbai -32. - Suggestions must reach by 30th July till 5.00 p.m.
(You can send suggestions by taking help from Analysis by Expert Advocates. This analysis can prove very helpful resource for sending the suggestions. - Editor)
Govt. to seek public opinion on anti-Superstition Act
27 June 2007
Mumbai: It has been reliably learnt that the joint review committee has taken a unanimous decision to call for opinions, suggestions and objections from members of both the Houses (Legislative Assembly and Council) so also from public by 30th July 2007.What is bill?
The proposed Act by the Government recommends a ban on performing religious rites and rituals so also following different traditions and customs of Hindu Dharma (Eradication of Maharashtra Black Magic and Undesirable and Dreadful practices Bill, 2005) leading to controversy.
Shri. Ramdas Kadam, Leader of Opposition, Shri. Dattaji Nalawade, Ganapatrao Deshmukh, Sudhakar Paricharak, B.T. Deshmukh, Kapil Patil, Gurunath Kulkarni, Vallabh Benake, MLAs, Shri. Chandrakant Handore, Social Welfare Minister, Shri. Anant Kalase, Chief Secretary and concerned officials were present in the meeting.
Strictures against Atheist Anti Hindus
Opposition leader, Shri. Ramdas Kadam raised a strong objection to the proposed Bill claiming that there were lot of shortcomings and mistakes in the Bill. He informed that Prof. Shyam Manav has said that under this Act, Satya Saibaba can be arrested. Many words have not been defined in the said Bill. Shri Kadam directly asked that as the Bill has been drafted by those who don't believe in existence of God and are atheists, why should people like us, who believe in God, accept the Bill? He said that the government can not be run on whims and fancies of two persons but it is necessary to take into account opinions of everyone concerning the Bill. MLAs of Ruling parties and independents supported him by saying that due to Shyam Manav and Dabholkar, such mess was created.
Decision to seek public opinion
As the Bill has been sent to the joint Committee, it has to take some decision. It was, therefore, decided to call for opinion from MLAs of both the Houses so also of public by publishing an advertisement to that effect in the newspapers and the joint committee can later take a decision based on the said findings. Till 30th July, therefore, opinions will be collected and segregated and meeting of the joint committee will be held thereafter.
Bill may get postponed
It is therefore, now certain that in the forthcoming monsoon session, the above Bill will not be discussed.
(All real Hindus must voice their opinion against this bill and ask others to do same. It is your chance to take action to save our Dharma. Join Hindu Revolution Group, so we can inform you about contact details after advertisements are published. - Editor)
Source: ' Daily Sanatan Prabhat '
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