Are Indians paying too big a price for democracy ?
Those who watched members of parliament who continuously shouted when Prime Minister Modi spoke in Lok Sabha and then when Arun Jaitley spoke later on , would have lost faith about the future of Indian democracy.
Obviously, many of the politicians in the country today are the worst of the country men. Unfortunately, they get elected to the parliament and assemblies with money power and muscle power and in the process the country is forced to be at their mercy.
In the normal circumstances, if some people shout in the meetings to prevent the speaker from speaking , such shouting people would be termed as rowdy elements.
Now, Chandra Babu Naidu , Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh instructs the MPs belonging to his party to disrupt the proceedings of the parliament. He justifies this disruption since his party is an ally of BJP and BJP government should be given preferential treatment and sanction whatever he wants. . What sort of Chief Ministers we have? If every state would start making such demands and decides to disrupt the parliament when such demands are not yielded, will not democracy in the country go for a toss?
Most people feel today that many politicians are the worst culprits who are standing in the way of progress of the country . Unless such politicians are caught and severely punished for their misbehavior and corruption, there will be no salvation for India.
With the media particularly TV channels projecting and highlighting only the misbehaving and corrupt politicians and ignoring the concerned quality citizens of India, the entire morale of the country is now getting disturbed and the fibre and fabric of India is being tarnished.
Obviously, Indians seem to be paying too big a price for democracy in the present form and structure.
N.S.Venkataraman
Nandini Voice For The Deprived
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Obviously, many of the politicians in the country today are the worst of the country men. Unfortunately, they get elected to the parliament and assemblies with money power and muscle power and in the process the country is forced to be at their mercy.
In the normal circumstances, if some people shout in the meetings to prevent the speaker from speaking , such shouting people would be termed as rowdy elements.
Now, Chandra Babu Naidu , Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh instructs the MPs belonging to his party to disrupt the proceedings of the parliament. He justifies this disruption since his party is an ally of BJP and BJP government should be given preferential treatment and sanction whatever he wants. . What sort of Chief Ministers we have? If every state would start making such demands and decides to disrupt the parliament when such demands are not yielded, will not democracy in the country go for a toss?
Most people feel today that many politicians are the worst culprits who are standing in the way of progress of the country . Unless such politicians are caught and severely punished for their misbehavior and corruption, there will be no salvation for India.
With the media particularly TV channels projecting and highlighting only the misbehaving and corrupt politicians and ignoring the concerned quality citizens of India, the entire morale of the country is now getting disturbed and the fibre and fabric of India is being tarnished.
Obviously, Indians seem to be paying too big a price for democracy in the present form and structure.
N.S.Venkataraman
Nandini Voice For The Deprived
nandinivoice.com more
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Parliament should function 200 days/year. Cut all the perks to MP's like telephone, Car, Air tickets, Salary by 75% Since, Mobile calls available for unlimited calls, OLA/Uber, They can book air tickets 2 months in advance, now they book the day they travel Hence pay huge amount. Food allowance at Parliament let them pay for the food they consume like any other ordinary citizens. MP's should undergo Performance evaluation. Those did not speak in the parliament should be sacked, the MP's distrupt's functioning of parliament should not be allowed to stand for elections. We need sweeping reforms in Election code of conduct. more
Feb 18
Our PM don't have any reply for price rise of petroleum products without any limits, Un-employment, and economic fall down. more
Feb 15
Our PM Mr. Modi, using the floor of Parliament like a political meeting stage, he is not ready to address allegations and failures leveled on him and his government. Our army personal sacrificing their life every day but no word from our PM. Still he wants to be a ullagam stuttrum valiban. more
Feb 15
Those who misbehave in parliment to be thrown out physically and cut their one month salary including benefits. Give notice to their Party's head and if this continues, MP seat will be taken back and Governor rule to takeover their constituency. more
Feb 12
wht u can expect from these so called parlimentarians. most of the r elected byhook or crook and most of them r criminalback ground.moreovertheyrnot worried by ur vote . more
Feb 10
