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Dear Seniors, Could anyone explain me in detail what is Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) probe... Thanks in Advance, Kind Regards Satish
From India, Madras
Joint Parliamentary Committee is one type of ad hoc Parliamentary Committees constituted by Indian parliament
Mandated to inquire into a specific subject, a JPC ( Joint Parliamentary Committee) is constituted either through a motion adopted by one House and concurred by the other, or, through communication between the presiding officers of the two Houses. The members are either elected by the Houses or nominated by the presiding officers. As in the case of other parliamentary committees, they are drawn from different groups. The strength of a JPC ( Joint Parliamentary Committee) may vary. The Lok Sabha share is double than that of the Rajya Sabha

From India, Mumbai
Dear Satish, Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) is organised for detail investigation of 2-G Spectrum. In that committee both MP (Lok Sabha & Rajya sabha) are involved. With Regards, Vineet.
From India, Yavatmal
Thanks for the response...i need to know,,,,after the JPC probe, if they found to be guilty....then what will be the action taken... Is JPC probe is more than a Supreme court decision...
From India, Madras
JPC Probe is an investigation, especially by a legislative committee, of suspected illegal activity. It has no judicial powers and cannot penalize or charge sheet any one.
Supreme Court is supreme judicial power in india and final and binding on the convicts.
Hope your doubt is cleared.

From India, Mumbai
JPC (Joint Parliamentary Committee) is generally constituted out of MPs to probe a controversial national important matter (usually a scam, irregularity etc.). Demand for a JPC is raised by the opposition, which the ruling party willingly or unwillingly may agree. It is tried to accomodate MPs from all major political parties usually in the ratio of their strength in the house. Naturally the persons who become a part of the committee become important, if they are not already so. The committee examines in detail the documentary evidences, the persons involved. They can call the concerened officers, ministers etc. to ascertain the facts. The committee usually is given a time frame which may be extended, if required. In the end, the committee tables its report and recommodations in the parliament for discussion and subsequent action to be taken.
Regards,
Shiv Parihar

From India, Delhi
cnp from blogs about the JPC:-

Whenever, in the history of Indian Parliament demands to announce JPC(Joint Parliamentary Committee) probe had arisen by the Opposition, the governments of the day either under one pretext or another raised its reservations often leading to standstills in Parliament for consecutive days except on one ocassion when the formation of a JPC couldn’t hurt both, it is learnt. But when it could bruise the ruling party’s image on completion of the probe they know for certain that it would affect them adversely – the culprit can very well sense the shape of things to come – the ruling elite stays adamant, come what may, often leading to the ultimate – the adjournment of the session sine die. In such a situation, the intensity of the demands voiced by the united oppositions demands weaken gradually often ending into a whimper. In the meanwhile if some other issue comes up opposition very well jump on it and forget the old story howsoever epoch-making it was forgetting its potentialities of driving the government into a catch-22 situation. The new issue, a hot issue that also, all issues are hot in our country as the ones involved in such issues are also hot ones – the govt could heave a sigh of relief for the moment.

From India, Lucknow
Dear Mr. Pon1965,
Very Interesting information indeed, can you please give me more info on this "cnp from blogs about the JPC:-" would like to read more and enrich myself.
Your comments, if taken in larger context is harder to understand as the vocabulary is exemplary and deserves special attention.
Further, would humbly request you to follow a common man's language to connect to the public in a better and practical manner
Thanks

From India, Mumbai
With due respects to all members, why are we discussing Political Science in Human Resource Section?
From India, Mumbai
Please any one help gratuity calculation present basic/26*15 days * no of working years (5years 11 months) . we have to take only 5 years or including 11 months?
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Please help any one...................
Regards
Lakshmi

From India, Bangalore
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