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The Ministry of Dwelling Affairs has amended the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganization Act, 2019
New Delhi:
In a big transfer, the Ministry of Dwelling Affairs (MHA) has amended the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganization Act, 2019 enhancing some powers of the Lieutenant Governor of the erstwhile state.
President Droupadi Murmu has given her approval to the amendments within the rule exercising the powers conferred by part 55 of the Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act, 2019, (34 of 2019) learn with the Proclamation dated thirty first October 2019 issued below part 73 of the Act, a notification issued by the MHA mentions.
The President made the principles additional to amend the Transaction of Enterprise of the Authorities of Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir Guidelines, 2019.
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“These guidelines could also be referred to as the Transaction of Enterprise of the Authorities of Union Temtory of Jammu and Kashmir (Second Modification) Guidelines, 2024,” reads the notification.
The amendments shall come into power on July 12, the date of the publication within the Official Gazette – a transfer in anticipation of the speculated meeting elections in Jammu and Kashmir.
Within the Transaction of Enterprise of the Authorities of Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir Guidelines, 2019 (hereinafter known as the principal guidelines), some guidelines have been inserted.
As per the inserted sub-rule (2A), “No proposal which requires earlier concurrence of the Finance Division with regard to ‘Police’, ‘Public Order’, ‘All India Service’ and ‘Anti Corruption Bureau’ to train the discretion of the Lieutenant Governor below the Act shall be concurred or rejected except it has been positioned earlier than the Lieutenant Governor by the Chief Secretary”.
Within the principal guidelines, after rule 42, rule 42A has been inserted pointing, “Division of Legislation, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs shall submit the proposal for appointment of Advocate-Normal and different Legislation Officers to help the Advocate-Normal within the court docket proceedings, for approval of the Lieutenant Governor by the Chief Secretary and the Chief Minister.”
Within the inserted rule 42B, “Any proposal concerning grant or refusal of prosecution sanction or submitting of an enchantment shall be positioned earlier than the Lieutenant Governor by the Chief Secretary by the Division of Legislation, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs”.
Within the principal guidelines, in rule 43, after the third proviso, the notification states that some provisos shall be inserted, specializing in issues related with Prisons, Directorate of Prosecution and Forensic Science Laboratory, below which “the issues shall be submitted to the Lieutenant Governor by Administrative Secretary, Dwelling Division by the Chief Secretary”.
“Offered additionally that in respect of issues related with posting and switch of Administrative Secretaries and cadre posts of All India Companies officers, the proposal shall be submitted to the Lieutenant Governor by the Administrative Secretary, Normal Administration Division by the Chief Secretary”.
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It’s pertinent to say that the principal guidelines have been printed within the Gazette of India dated August 27, 2020, and subsequently amended on February 28, 2024.
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