Shimla, March 28 -- The Himachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly passed the Indian Stamp (Himachal Pradesh Amendment) Bill by voice vote on Friday.
The bill, which introduces an increase in stamp duty for certain categories, sparked intense debate in the House.
The opposition, the BJP, questioned the government's intent and demanded exemptions for charitable institutions and agricultural societies. Even Congress legislators suggested modifications and relief measures.
Revenue Minister Jagat Singh Negi introduced the bill to the Assembly, which led to a detailed discussion.
BJP MLA Randhir Sharma strongly objected to the increase in stamp duty and urged the government to exempt charitable organizations.
BJP legislator Trilok Jamwal calle...
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