10:48 AM, 02-Apr-2026
SP MP Ram Gopal Yadav angry at government regarding CAPF bill
On the CAPF Amendment Bill, SP MP Ram Gopal Yadav said, “This government is doing everything wrong on the strength of its numbers. The public is having to suffer its consequences. May God help them.” On West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee’s statement on SIR, he said, “Mamata Banerjee will win, take it in writing and keep it on record. She will win with an overwhelming majority. Delhi may use all its strength, but it will not be able to do any harm to her.”
10:44 AM, 02-Apr-2026
Nadda talked to CMs of states on the availability of urea and DAP.
Union Chemicals and Fertilizer Minister JP Nadda spoke to the Agriculture Ministers and Chief Ministers of the states about the availability of urea and DAP. He assured all possible assistance. According to sources, Union Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan is also meeting Union Minister JP Nadda in Parliament.
08:26 AM, 02-Apr-2026
Why did Manickam Tagore raise questions on the time limit of CAPF bill?
Congress MP Manickam Tagore has raised questions in the Lok Sabha on the time limit of the Central Armed Police Forces (General Administration) Bill, 2026. He has alleged that the government is bringing this important bill in a hurry so that parliamentary debate can be avoided. Manickam Tagore, in a post on He said that these rallies were announced long ago and their preparations had also been completed.
The Congress leader said, “The government’s desperation has now come out in the open. An important bill affecting the rights and dignity of our CAPF personnel is being hurriedly introduced in the Lok Sabha. At the same time when Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi will be in Assam for pre-planned election rallies. Rallies which were announced much earlier. Preparations are complete. Public meetings are scheduled. Suddenly the bill is listed today.”
He further said, “Why so much haste? Why is a full and fair debate being avoided? Why is the Leader of the Opposition not being given an opportunity to speak on an issue affecting our ‘jawans’? This is no coincidence. This is a well-thought-out parliamentary management. A government confident in its decisions is not afraid of debate. A government committed to justice does not rush into making laws in the absence of dissenting voices.”
08:03 AM, 02-Apr-2026
Parliament Budget Session LIVE: Union Home Minister Amit Shah will present CAPF bill in Lok Sabha today
In the second phase of the budget session on Thursday, Union Home Minister Amit Shah will introduce the Central Armed Police Forces (General Administration) Bill, 2026 in the Lok Sabha. This bill has been passed by Rajya Sabha a day before. The Bill provides for regulating general rules relating to recruitment and service conditions of Group A General Duty Officers and other officers in the Central Armed Police Forces and other rules relating to these forces. Earlier, the CAPF Bill was passed by voice vote in the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday amid uproar. The objective of this bill is to make uniform rules for all the seven central paramilitary forces. Opposition members demanded to send the bill to a select committee. When the demand was not met, the opposition members led by Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge walked out from Madan shouting slogans. Meanwhile, the Public Trust (Amendment) Bill, 2026 was passed in the Lok Sabha on Wednesday. The Bill aims to promote ‘Ease of Doing Business’ and ‘Ease of Living’, aiming to establish a governance framework that is based on trust and proportionate regulation.