Bengaluru/New Delhi, April 1 -- Framing the Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions) Bill, 2026, as a decisive break from the legacy of the licence-permit-quota regime, Bengaluru South MP Tejasvi Surya on Wednesday said the government is moving towards a "trust-based" governance model aimed at unlocking jobs and enterprise.
Participating in the Lok Sabha debate, Surya said the legislation marks a transition "from licence raj to trust raj," with a focus on reducing fear-driven compliance and enabling entrepreneurship, which he said is key to job creation for India's growing workforce.
The Bill amends 784 provisions across 79 Central Acts administered by 23 Ministries. Of these, 717 provisions are being decriminalised to improve ease of doing ...