? Digvijaya Singh said that the Central government had no intentions of going back on its promise to give statehood to Telangana. Once again, he said that, in accordance with the constitutional provisions, the bill had been sent to the assembly for opinion only and not for voting.
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Rajya Sabha TV | 10 JUN 2013
The radical and somewhat contentious decision of the CIC stating that Political Parties are public authorities and consequently bringing 6 of them presently under the RTI Act has raised a political storm. In this episode of Sarokar, we debate the merits of the order and how far it would go to serve the basic thought behind the RTI Act. We also discuss if the order can be implemented practically. Guests: Digvijaya Singh (General Secretary, INC) ; Satyapal Jain (Chairman, National Legal Working Group, BJP) ; Nilotpal Basu (Leader, CPM) ; A N Tiwari (Former, CIC) ; Anil Bairwal (National Coordinator, ADR) ; S S Venkatesh Nayak ( RTI activist)
Digvijaya Singh in discussion on RIT of Political Parties.
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