The committee will interact with two respected guests. First, they will meet with former Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court, Justice DN Patel, who is currently the chairman of the Telecommunications Dispute Settlement and Appeals Tribunal (TDSAT).
After that, they will have a discussion with India’s Attorney General R. Venkataramani.
The committee’s next working hours are scheduled for April 2, and the committee will interact with two other prominent figures.
Former Supreme Court Justice Judge Hemant Gupta will share his insights and will then discuss with Judge BS Chauhan, former judge of the Supreme Court of India and chairman of the Law Committee of India No. 21.
The seats are part of the Commission’s review of both bills, which aims to introduce the constitution and laws governing the territory of the Union. The last JPC meeting was held on March 18, with former Deputy Attorney General of India Harish Salve involved in BYP MP and ‘One One One One One One One One One One One One One One One One of Ppcers of Briens of Briens of Day on Chare of the of Annary of Annary of Day on in. Salve attended for three hours, and members interacted with former Indian Law Commission chairman Ajit Prakash Shah for nearly two hours.
PP Chaudhary had earlier told ANI, “We will bring ‘a country, an election’ to make the country’s interests. Members’ questions are being eliminated through discussions with experts. A portal will be launched and introduced.”
He added: “After some corrections, a ‘one country, one election’ website will be launched where stakeholders and others can share their opinions.”
The “One Country, One Election” Constitutional Amendment, which JPC is currently reviewing, proposes to align the election cycles of Lok Sabha and the state legislature.
