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Sl. No. Session Date Name of the Member/Minister Text of the Resolution Remarks
1 2nd session (part-III) 26-11-2021 Shri Gopal Rai, Hon’ble Minister of Development

“The Legislative Assembly of Delhi in its sitting held on 26.11.2021 resolves that:
The three Central farm laws passed by the Central Government were against the
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“The Legislative Assembly of Delhi in its sitting held on 26.11.2021 resolves that:
The three Central farm laws passed by the Central Government were against the
interests of farmers and public in general and were enacted to favour handful of
Business houses;
This House condemns the political parties which conspired to wrongfully defame the
farmers, who stood for their rights and non violently protested against the Central
Government, as terrorists and anti nationals;
This Nation can never forget the supreme sacrifice of more than 700 farmers who lost
their lives while protesting against these Farm Laws and this House expresses its
sincere gratitude and respectful homage to these farmers;
This august House demands honourable compensation to the next kin of all those
farmers who lost their lives fighting for their rights;
This House welcomes the announcement of repealing these farm laws and calls upon
the Central Government to repeal them at the earliest;
This House stands with the farmers in their very legitimate demand of legal guarantee
of Minimum Support Price as promised by the BJP in its manifesto;
This House demands immediate withdrawal of criminal cases filed against the
innocent farmers during the peaceful protests in different states and
This House also demands the dismissal and arrest of the Union Minister of State
(Home) Shri Ajay Kumar Mishra for his role in the daylight killing of innocent farmers
in the Lakhimpur incident.” 

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The Resolution was put to vote and adopted by voice-vote.
2 1st session (part-II) 13-03-2020 Shri Gopal Rai, Hon’ble Minister of Development

 “The Legislative Assembly of NCT of Delhi, in its sitting held in Delhi on 13
March, 2020, resolves:
Taking note of the fact that the Parliament of India has recently made certain
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 “The Legislative Assembly of NCT of Delhi, in its sitting held in Delhi on 13
March, 2020, resolves:
Taking note of the fact that the Parliament of India has recently made certain
amendments to the Citizenship Act, 1955 through CAA which was assented to by
Hon’ble President of India on 12 December, 2019,
Taking further note of the fact that the exercise for updating National Population
Register (NPR) is going to start very soon vide which data on 9 new points are
proposed to be obtained,
Taking note of the fact that there is widespread belief among public that the
Government of India (GoI) will seek documents from the public to prove their
citizenship and prepare a National Register of Citizens (NRC) thereafter based on
the documents obtained and the new NPR,
Taking further note of the fact that there is fear and panic writ-large in the society
about NRC which will determine who is not a citizen and all such people will be
sent to detention centres,
With the considered view that since independence no other issue has agitated the
minds of the people of India as much as the issue of NRC and the fear of being
thrown into detention centres arbitrarily,
Viewing grimly the resultant prolonged agitations across India against NPR/NRC,
With the hope that the genuine questions that are agitating the minds of citizenry
such as:

  1. Will NPR data feed into NRC?
  2. When will NRC be started?
  3. What documents will be accepted as conclusive proof of citizenship?
  4. If a bona fide citizen is not in possession of any of these documents, how does
  5. he/she obtain them now? will be answered by the Government of India, in true democratic spirit, to the

satisfaction of those living in fear of being thrown into detention centres,
That more than 90% of the people of India won’t have expected documents and the
whole exercise of seeking documents to prove their citizenship will put the citizens
of India to untold miseries, cause widespread panic and create a peculiar situation
when such large number of people will be unable to prove their citizenship,
Earnestly appeals to the Government of India that in the interest of the Nation,
particularly when the economy is witnessing worst ever down slide and the
unemployment is witnessing terrifying growth and with the threat of Corona
pandemic looming large, it invests all its energies and resources on real needs of
the people of India rather than unnecessary issues like NPR/NRC,
Therefore, urges upon Government of India to withdraw and not carry out the
whole exercise of NPR and NRC;
Should the Government of India insist on going ahead, to restrict the exercise to
NPR only with 2010 format with no new fields added to it.” 

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The Resolution was put vote and adopted by voice-vote.
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