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The Haj Committee Act, 2002, was enacted to establish the Haj Committee of India and State Haj Committees. This act aims to facilitate arrangements for the pilgrimage of Muslims for Haj and to address related matters. The Act does not specify a particular ministry; however, it falls under the purview of the Ministry of Minority Affairs in India.<\/span><\/p>\n

Enactment Date, Number of Chapters, Number of Sections:<\/span><\/strong>
The Haj Committee Act, 2002, was enacted on June 11, 2002. The Act is structured into 5 chapters and 52 sections. These sections cover various aspects of the committees’ constitution, powers, duties, financial matters, and other miscellaneous provisions.<\/span><\/p>\n

Act Governed By:<\/span><\/strong>
The Act is primarily governed by the provisions outlined within its sections. It establishes the Haj Committee of India and State Haj Committees, defines their composition, term of office, and conditions of service for their members. It also outlines the functions of the committees, their financial aspects, and the power to make rules and bye-laws.<\/span><\/p>\n

On Whom It Is Applicable:<\/span><\/strong>
The Haj Committee Act, 2002, is applicable to the Haj Committee of India, State Haj Committees, Joint State Committees, their members, officers, and employees. It is also applicable to the Central Government and State Governments in relation to the facilitation of the Haj pilgrimage.<\/span><\/p>\n

Penalties\/Punishments:<\/span><\/strong>
The Act does not explicitly specify penalties or punishments for non-compliance. However, it does state that the officers and employees of the Committees are deemed to be public servants, which implies adherence to the conduct rules applicable to such positions. Additionally, the Act empowers the Central Government to supersede the Committee if it fails to perform its duties or abuses its powers.<\/span><\/p>\n

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