"Legislation on the land bill has been referred to a JPC for further scrutiny. Why should the Government come up with a third ordinance?...It is a challenge to Parliamentary democracy and the instrument of participation," CPI National Secretary D Raja said.
Terming the Government's decision as "deplorable", he accused the Centre of helping some vested interests.
"On the one hand the Prime Minister says that the legislation is not a matter of life or death for him and on the other hand it (legislation) is with the JPC...Why should the Government push the anti-farmer bill?" the Rajya Sabha member asked.
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