Sources in the government said the Jan Lokpal Bill will be tabled in the House today and there will be no rethinking on its introduction.
The Law Ministry has held that the Transaction of Business Rules (TBR) make it mandatory that the Lt Governor refer to the Centre every legislative proposal which may necessitate additional financial assistance.
The four-day session of the Assembly is being convened to pass the Jan Lokpal and Swaraj Bills. The AAP government has announced plans to hold the last day of the session at the Indira Gandhi Indoor stadium.
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has been maintaining that there is no need to obtain prior approval from the Centre while BJP and Congress are of the view that clearance was necessary under Transaction of Business Rules (TBR), 2002.
A senior official said as per laid down procedure, voting for introduction of the Bill will take place and Congress and BJP will have the option of opposing tabling of the Bill.
Kejriwal may resign, Jan Lokpal Bill to be introduced in assembly today defying Centre's objection
New Delhi: Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal may resign today on the issue of introducing Jan Lokpal Bill, sources said. Heading for a confrontation with the Centre, the AAP government on Wednesday night declared it
Kejriwal May Resign
Jan Lokpal Bill To Be Introduced In Assembly Today Defying Centre's Objection
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