SHANTARAM NAIK M.P 602, BRAHMAPUTRA, Dr B.D Marg,
new Delhi 8 th Feb 2014 9868181344 09422439990 *PREVIOUS SANCTION BY Lt GOVERNOR IS A MUST FOR UT ASSEMBLIES* * PRESS NOTE* *Mr Shantaram Naik M P and Chairman of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Personnel, Public Grievances, Law and Justice has said that under section 22 of the Union Territories Act 1963 previous sanction of the administrator , namely, Lt Governor, is required to introduce or move in the Assembly of an Union Territory , legislative proposals on the subjects mentioned in the state list and concurrent list.* * Mr Naik, who hails from Goa which was a part of Union Territory Goa, Daman and Diu,has said that such legislations along with legislations in some other matters too, cannot be introduced or moved without prior sanction of the Lt Governor (Administrator) .* *It is the law of the land , namely, U T Act 1963, which is enacted under the Constitution of India and no one has the liberty to defy it, added Mr Naik.* *Any one who violates provisions made under section 22 of the U.T Act, 1963, violates Constitution of India, Mr Naik said.* *UTs , it may be noted , Mr Naik said, are administered under the 1963 Act, besides , as regards, Delhi it is also administered under Government of National Capital of Territory of Delhi Act, 1991.* *However, section 22 of U T Act has not been repealed after coming into force the Delhi Act.* *Further, in any case, Mr Naik said, if there is any conflict between the law enacted by Central Government and State Government, the law enacted by the Central Government shall prevail according to the provisions contained in the Constitution.* *Mr Naik said that concept of holding Assembly sessions in open maidan, defying and abusing constitutional authorities and introducing a concept of right of legislating on streets , has no place in Indian democracy.* *Shantaram Naik*
