Speaker Om Birla said the bill had been passed with 278 members voting in its favour and six against it.
The Act provides special procedures to deal with terrorist activities, among other things. (Photo: File)
New Delhi: The Lok Sabha, on Monday, passed the National Investigation Agency (Amendment) Bill 2019 after a division as Home Minister Amit Shah sought a vote on the legislation.
Speaker Om Birla said the bill had been passed with 278 members voting in its favour and six against it.
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Shah said there should be a division so that the people know the stance of all parties.
He had earlier urged the members to pass the bill unanimously to send a strong message against terrorism.
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