Rahul Gandhi Joins The Parliamentary Defence Committee

Rahul Gandhi’s Reinstatement and New Nominations: A Look into the Recent Developments in Parliamentary Committees

Following the reinstatement of Rahul Gandhi’s Lok Sabha membership, he has been designated to the parliamentary standing committee on defense, as stated in a Lok Sabha bulletin. Concurrently, Amar Singh, a Congress MP, has also received a nomination for the same committee. Sushil Kumar Rinku, a recently elected member of the Aam Aadmi Party in the Lok Sabha, has been appointed to the committee on agriculture, animal husbandry, and food processing. 

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Recent Developments in Parliamentary Committees:

Notably, Rinku emerged victorious in the Jalandhar Lok Sabha bypoll, representing the singular AAP presence in the Lower House. Additionally, NCP’s Faizal P P Mohammed, whose Lok Sabha membership was restored in March, has secured a nomination to the committee on consumer affairs, food, and public distribution. Rahul Gandhi, prior to his disqualification in March, was already a part of the parliamentary panel on defence.

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 The restoration of his Lok Sabha membership on August 7 followed the Supreme Court’s suspension of his conviction in a 2019 defamation case related to his ‘Modi surname’ comments. The disqualification stemmed from a Gujarat court’s conviction, imposing a two-year prison sentence, automatically triggering lawmaker disqualification for terms of two years or more. Gandhi represents Wayanad in the Lok Sabha.

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