Prime Minister Rohan sat at the head of the table, surrounded by members of both the Economic Advisory Council and the Legal Advisory Council.
A stack of freshly printed documents lay in front of each participant, the cover page boldly reading "Securities Contracts Regulation Act, 1954"
Rohan, tapping his pen lightly against the folder in front of him, looked up at the room. "Gentlemen, thank you for joining me on such short notice. I believe the foundation we've laid with SEBI has been solid, but we must now move forward to provide a proper legal framework for India's securities markets. Today, we will discuss the Securities Contracts Regulation Act, which I believe will be a cornerstone in regulating our financial markets and ensuring investor protection."
Harish Patel, the Finance Minister, was on Rohan's right, carefully going through the blueprint.
