One country one election: JPC Chairman PP Chaudhary said- States will be visited from May 17, and suggestions will be sought directly from the public

After the Waqf law, the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) formed for 'One Country, One Election' is going to start touring states across the country from May 17. The committee will first visit Maharashtra on May 17-18. After this, Uttarakhand will be visited from May 19-21, and Jammu and Kashmir, Chandigarh, Punjab, and Haryana in June. This information was given by JPC Chairman PP Chaudhary on Tuesday. He said that the committee thinks that we should know the views of the whole country on this issue. For this, the committee is going to visit all the states.

The JPC chairman said about the committee's tour that whether it is a player, artist or common citizen, everyone will be talked to so that it can be decided whether this scheme is beneficial for the country or not. He also said that there may be different opinions in the committee, but with time all the members will be unanimous in the national interest. The country's leaders think for the good of the country.

Former judges will be present at the meeting.

Let us tell you that BJP MP and JPC Chairman PP Chaudhary said this before the important meeting of the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) in Parliament House on Tuesday. He also said that former Supreme Court judges Hemant Gupta, SN Jha, Dr. BS Chauhan, and Dr. Abhishek Manu Singhvi will be present in this meeting.

Launching of the website with QR for review

The JPC chairman further said that the entire committee agrees that there should be transparency in it. For this, advertisements will be given on the website in all languages ​​of the country so that every citizen can give his opinion. He said that soon the website will be launched with a QR code facility. Citizens will be able to go there and give suggestions, which the MPs will read and review. It is worth noting that the JPC meeting is going on in Delhi today, which will continue till 5 pm.

BJP leader reached Parliament with a bag written 'National Herald ki loot'

Meanwhile, BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj also reached for this meeting. She entered the Parliament with a bag written 'National Herald ki loot'. During this, he told the journalists that corruption in the field of media is a very serious matter. The working style of Congress should now be brought before the public.

Sule spoke on the meeting with Ajit Pawar.

Apart from this, NCP (SP) MP Supriya Sule, who reached the JPC meeting, talked about the stir in Maharashtra politics. In the meeting between NCP (SCP) chief Sharad Pawar and Deputy CM Ajit Pawar, she said that crime and water problems are increasing in the state. All parties will have to work together. I have requested CM Fadnavis to call an all-party meeting. He said that Maharashtra is in crisis at this time.