New Delhi Mar 25 PTI JDU leader Rajiv Ranjan Singh on Friday objected to Law Minister Kiren Rijijus reply in Lok Sabha to a question on voting rights of prisoners saying he should be mindful of facts and sensitivity of questions while answering themThis came after the minister while replying to a question by LJSP member Chandan Singh said every elector has the right to vote in elections in the country and those in prisons are also encouraged to vote but voting cannot be made compulsory for the electorsMinister said that anyone either in jail or out of jail has right to vote In my understanding it is beyond facts Rajiv Singh who is also the JDU president said while objecting to the ministers reply during the Question Hour When a person is sent to judicial custody his fundamental rights are seized and voting is a fundamental right he saidSo I want to request the minister that a sensitive answer should be given for sensitive questions Rajiv Singh saidResponding to the JDU members statement Rijiju said all citizens are equal for the government and he cannot say as the law minister that undertrials do not have voting rightWhen a matter is subjudiced we cannot comment the minister said adding that people contest elections from behind bars and also winWhat would you say on that Rijiju asked the JDU leader PTI PK PK ANB ANB
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