New Delhi, Dec 2 (PTI) With the deadlock over the JPC issue continuing for the 15th working day, Government today pushed through almost the entire financial business for the winter session of Parliament.
The Lok Sabha passed the supplementary demands of Rs 1,024.61 crore for the railways amid din and similar scenes were witnessed in the Rajya Sabha, which returned the Supplementary Demands (General) for Rs 45,000 crore and the relevant appropriation bills for 2010-11.
The supplementary demands for railways were approved in the Lok Sabha without debate by a voice vote as several members of the BJP, SP, Shiv Sena and JD(U) stormed the well demanding a JPC probe into the 2G spectrum scam. The Lower House also passed demands for excess grants for railways for 2008-09. Supplementary budget demands advanced amid parliamentary disorder, enabling appropriation bills and excess grants for railways to proceed. Parliament processed and advanced key fiscal instruments: the Lower House approved Supplementary Demands for the railways and Excess Grants for a prior year by voice vote, while the Upper House returned the Supplementary Demands (General) and the related Appropriation Bills, enabling executive budget adjustments and appropriation procedures to proceed despite disruptive protests.
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Supplementary budget demands advanced amid parliamentary disorder, enabling appropriation bills and excess grants for railways to proceed.
Parliament processed and advanced key fiscal instruments: the Lower House approved Supplementary Demands for the railways and Excess Grants for a prior year by voice vote, while the Upper House returned the Supplementary Demands (General) and the related Appropriation Bills, enabling executive budget adjustments and appropriation procedures to proceed despite disruptive protests.
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