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NEED TO CLEAN ELECTORAL PROCESS

New Delhi ~ July 23, 2001

The Government is continuously exploring ways and means of bringing about reforms in electoral laws. The Government has before it the recommendations made by different bodies/individuals like the Dinesh Goswami Committee the Indrajit Gupta Committee the Election Commission of India the Law Commission of India and various proposals based on their recommendations are required to be discussed with the political parties at the appropriate time and concretized. The process of reform of electoral laws is however a continuous and ongoing process and can be carried out only through consensus among political parties which is a time consuming process. The Government however intends to continue interaction with the political parties on various proposals to carry forward the process of electoral reforms. This information was given by the Minister of Law Justice and Company Affairs and Shipping Shri Arun Jaitley in a written reply to a question from Shri Khagan Das in the Rajya Sabha today.



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