SRINAGAR : As political parties in Jammu and Kashmir are blitzing on private member bills submitted by them in the Legislative Assembly, the reality remains that such bills rarely see the light of day. Follow Us On G -N e w s | Whatsapp

A private member’s bill is a legislative proposal introduced by a member of the Legislative Assembly who is not a minister and belongs to either the treasury benches or the opposition.

Records reveal that not a single private member’s bill has been passed in Parliament for the past 55 years. According to details, only 14 private member bills have ever been passed by Parliament and received Presidential assent, with the last one becoming law in 1970.

The fate of private member bills also remains similar in the Jammu and Kashmir Ass

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