Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, BJD’s Bhartruhari Mahtab and Trinamool Congress leader Saugata Roy opposed the introduction of the bill.
Current Affairs : The administration on Tuesday restricted the section of travelers from Afghanistan, Philippines and Malaysia to India with quick impact, as indicated by an extra tourism warning.
In continuation of the tourism warning gave on March 11 and March 16, the accompanying extra warning has been given.
“Travel of travelers from Afghanistan, Philippines and Malaysia to India is disallowed with prompt impact,” it said.
No flight will take off from these nations to India following 1500 hours Indian Standard Time (IST). The carrier will authorize this at the port of beginning takeoff, as indicated by the warning.
This guidance is an impermanent measure and will be in power till March 31 and will be checked on consequently.
With coronavirus cases expanding in the nation, the administration prohibited the section of travelers from EU nations, Turkey and the UK from March 18 till March 31 on Monday. A bill was presented in Lok Sabha on Tuesday to decriminalize minor procedural or specialized slips by under the Companies Act into common wrong and facilitate some corporate social obligation CSR standards.
The Companies (Amendment) Bill, 2020 was presented by Minister of State for Finance Anurag Thakur who looked to relieve worries of resistance individuals and said there will be no decriminalizing of non-compoundable offenses which manage fakes.
The bill looks to revise the Companies Act 2013.
Congress pioneer Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, BJD’s Bhartruhari Mahtab and Trinamool Congress pioneer Saugata Roy contradicted the presentation of the bill.
Mahtab said while the administration was trying to decriminalize a few offenses, cheats were being accounted for in banks.
He inquired as to whether the individuals who submit fakes will think that its simple to escape.
Mahtab additionally blamed the legislature for specially appointed methodology and requested that the bill be alluded to the standing council.
Chowdhury blamed the administration for having “malicious captivation by the corporate world”.
He affirmed that it was “of the corporates and by the corporates” and the legislature “is mollifying the corporate world”.
“Indeed Bank is no bank. Rather than know your client standard, it should know your bank,” he said.
Thakur said that the bill tries to decriminalize “minor procedural and specialized defaults.”
He said the move was additionally planned for diminishing the weight on NCLT.
“There will no decriminalizing of non-compoundable offenses which manage cheats. We are not diminishing CSR commitments yet facilitating procedural prerequisites,” he said.
Thakur said moral business ought to be agreed is concurred due regard.
“On the off chance that India needs to become USD $ 5 trillion economy, such alterations are required,” he said.
Aditi Mehta 