Won't base health warning policy on individuals' opinions jaitley

1. Won't base health warning
policy on individuals' opinions:
Jaitley
Jaitley: Will Be Responsible On Health Warning
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Faced with public outrage over the delay in notifying bigger health warnings
on tobacco products and statements of some BJP MPs, including a beedi
baron, that there is little evidence of a link between tobacco consumption
and occurrence of cancer, finance minister Arun Jaitley on Saturday said the
Centre would take a “measured and resp onsible“ decision on the issue. His
comments came amid reports that PM Narendra Modi had endorsed larger
pictorial warnings and directed removal of MPs with “conflicting interests“
from the Committee of Subordinate Legislations examining the Cigarettes
and Other Tobacco Pro ducts Act 2003. Jaitley did not directly comment on
the issue of the MPs' ouster, but said, “There is a system in Parliament and it
has also been written in the rules of procedures.“
Union health minister J P Nadda said, “ As far as appointments (to the
parliamentary panel) and conflict of interest are concerned, the health
ministry has no role to play as they are appointed by Parliament.“
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On the warnings, he said, “The subordinate legislative committee... is deliberating
on the matter. After that, whatever comes, we will decide the things on its merit.“
Finance minister Arun Jaitley made it clear on Saturday that the central
government's decision on increasing the size of health warnings on tobacco
products would not be based on opinions of individuals.
Asserting that a “multipronged“ approach to discourage tobacco use was needed,
Jaitley said, “Individuals can give individual opinions, but the government takes a
measured and responsible decisions.
“Therefore in the last two months and in my two budgets, I have certainly reflected
what is the collective thinking of the government.“
“The parliamentary committee on subordinate legislation is considering the matter.
We will request them to give their report at the earliest so that the decision can be
implemented,“ Union health minister Jagat Prakash Nadda said.
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The Prime Minister's suggestion for bigger pictorial warnings on cigarette
packets came after the parliamentary committee said that the deadline for
implementing it should be extended as there were no credible Indian studies
to correlate the consumption of tobacco with occurence of cancer.
BJP MPs Shyam Charan Gupta, a beedi baron, and Dilip Gandhi -Gupta is a
member of the parliamentary committee while Gandhi is the panel's
chairman -and Ram Prasad Sarmah had kicked up a controversy by saying
that there was no link between cancer and smoking. Sarmah even went on
to claim that it had “medicinal value“.
India will record 1.5 million tobacco-related deaths annually by 2020,
according to estimates by the International Tobacco Control Project.
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5. BJP meet drama without substance: Cong
Congress on Saturday attacked Narendra Modi over his claim that he
was working with “good intentions“ to address farmers' woes, saying
his actions do not match his words. “UPA had waived farmers' loan of
farmers worth Rs 72,000 crore. Modi ji can you show the courage of
waiving the loans of farmers,“ Congress general secretary Digvijaya
Singh tweeted. Political secretary to Congress chief, Ahmed Patel, said,
“RTI cases are piling up, government has neither appointed CICIC or
operationalized the Whistleblowers Act. This is neeti & niyat to fight
corruption?“ The party also dubbed BJP's national executive meet in
Bengaluru as “high drama sans any substance“.
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