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time to time in certain quarters for strengthening and amending the Anti-defection Law as contained in the Tenth Schedule to the Constitution of India

time to time in certain quarters for strengthening and amending the Anti-defection Law as contained in the Tenth Schedule to the Constitution of India

Tenth Schedule was added to the Constitution by way of Anti-Defection Law and at the time when that law was enacted by this Parliament ... accepted by the Government. As far as the amendment to the Anti-Defection Law is concerned, I would like to say that this Bill

Discussion On The Central Vigilance Commission Bill, 1999 Moved By Shri Harin ... on 26 February

respondent should not have exercised his powers under the provisions of Anti-Defection Law and therefore, the first respondent was not justified in passing

House through the Ordinance route. This is not acceptable. The Anti-Defection law was passed by this House, without its going to the State Legislatures ... When the Anti-Defection law had said that no other court shall have the jurisdiction to go into the merit of the decision given

Schedule also should be made applicable here itself. The matter of anti-defection law also should be made applicable to the Sixth Schedule. That

restricting the size of the Council of Ministers and amends the Anti-Defection Law by omitting the provisions relating to splits; the Constitution (One-hundreth

Consideration Of The Constitution (Amendment) Bill, 2000 (Amendment Of ... on 25 July, 2003 /font>