Consumer Protection Bill 2019
Thanks to opposition members, the government could not pass the much-awaited consumer Protection Bill in Rajya Sabha though it was passed by Lok Sabha. The Bill was listed many times for discussion but could not be taken up.
The Bill had many sanguine features that would have helped consumers from waiting long to get justice. But alas! this is the price we pay for democracy. more
The Bill had many sanguine features that would have helped consumers from waiting long to get justice. But alas! this is the price we pay for democracy. more
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Our politicians have different standards while in opposition and while in power. The issues they opposed very seriously in opposition become favorite when come to power. double standards in politics . Irrespective of parties all politicians are same and help among themselves. When soft drinks are banned in parliament canteen how they are allowed for public.Public is only spectator. more
Mar 18
Our opposition parties work output is very minimal.They will always resort to work stoppage.I think the time has come when their pay package should be based on their performance and constructive work in parliament.Time for protest must be fixed.It should not be more than 10% of total working hours. more
Feb 21
Politicians should support issues which are in the interest of public in general & country as a whole. more
Feb 18
इससे ये नतीजा निकलता है कि राज्य सभा के विपक्षी सांसदो को जनता के फायदे के बिलों को पास करने से कोई सरोकार नही,ऐसे गतिरोध फैलाने वालों पर जुर्माना होना चाहिये कांग्रेस और विपक्ष को सिर्फ गंदी राजनीति करनी है आने वाले चुनावों में इनको सबक सिखाना होगा more
Feb 17
Hooliganism and blackmail by the Mobs is not Democracy. After all most 80 years of Freedom, We have not been able to establish forms for Political Party, separation of Governance (Chief Minister) & Political Party (Party Head along with its Office Bearers). Role of Councillors, MLAs, Mps as representatives of People's Voice. Responsible Opposition must discuss in Parliament and allegations in Court of Law, and not on Streets. more
Feb 16
