Sports Bill Passes in Lok Sabha: National Sports Government Bill passed in Lok Sabha, what did Sports Minister say

New Delhi. The Lok Sabha has passed an important sports bill, which Union Minister Mansukh Mandavia has described the post -independence sports reform. The purpose of this bill is to promote sports in the country and bring transparency in sports organizations. For a long time, the National Sports Government Bill was waiting for the Bill, it passed in the Lok Sabha on Monday. The Sports Minister described it as the biggest improvement in Indian sports after independence. Along with this, the National Anti-Doping (Amendment) bill was also passed. This is the biggest improvement in sports after independence. This bill will decide accountability and ensure the best rule in sports associations so far.

Mandavia said amid the slogans of opposition members, “This will be very important in India’s game. It is unfortunate that there is no involvement of the opposition in such an important bill and reform.”

Opposition leaders were not present in the House when the Bills were introduced to consider and pass because most of them were marching towards the Election Commission headquarters against special intensive revision of voter list and alleged voter data fraud. But when two MPs participated in the discussion in support of the bill, the opposition members returned to the House and started shouting slogans. The bill was passed by sound vote between the noise, after which the House was postponed by 4 pm.

Earlier, Digvijay Singh, chairman of the Parliamentary Sports Committee, requested Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to send the National Sports Government Bill to the committee. He felt that investigation and discussion should be done before taking the bill in Parliament. Mandavia said that these two bills are the major reforms to create “transparent, accountable and world class ecosystems”, as the country aims to bid for the 2036 Olympics.