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Lok Sabha passes Bankers' Books Evidence Bill via voice vote amid opposition protests

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The Lok Sabha has passed the Bankers' Books Evidence Bill, replacing an older legislation governing banking records in legal proceedings. The new law updates the framework for submitting digital banking documents as evidence in courts. The bill was passed through a voice vote despite disruptions from opposition members in the house. The government accused the opposition of obstructing proceedings, including those related to religious and temple-related initiatives. The house was adjourned shortly after the bill received approval.

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