Indian parliament passes anti-terrorism bill

A rare joint session of India’s Parliament, the third since independence, today passed an anti-terrorism bill that the opposition said will curtail civil rights.

Indian parliament passes anti-terrorism bill

A rare joint session of India’s Parliament, the third since independence, today passed an anti-terrorism bill that the opposition said will curtail civil rights.

The government said the legislation, which gives it greater powers to detain and try terror suspects, is crucial after the September 11 terror attacks in the US and a December 13 militant attack on India’s Parliament.

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