Dear Sanjay Gupta Sorry my brother I had no motive to create any interest The motive was only just to disclosed the bare truth However I appreciate for the job you have done It indicate yours interest and capability and also you have tried to educate all of us by highlighting some thing new whch most of do not know Better you carry on to educate to all of us i once again appreciate and award you 100% marks ----------------------------------------------------- commented on the Post Sanjay wrote: "It is an interesting post from Mr. Rohit Gupta and an equally interesting reply from Mr. Shiv Agrawal. The above discussions prompted me to search for role of parliament & parliamentarians and is reproduced below: What is the function of the Lok Sabha and what are the powers of its members? The powers of Lok Sabha members are conferred on them to ensure that the house functions for the purpose that it more  

It is an interesting post from Mr. Rohit Gupta and an equally interesting reply from Mr. Shiv Agrawal. The above discussions prompted me to search for role of parliament & parliamentarians and is reproduced below: What is the function of the Lok Sabha and what are the powers of its members? The powers of Lok Sabha members are conferred on them to ensure that the house functions for the purpose that it has been set up. The main functions of the Lok Sabha are: 1. Legislative: Law-making is the main function of the Parliament. All types of bills can originate in the Lok Sabha and if a bill is moved in and passed by the Rajya Sabha, it has to come to the Lok Sabha for its approval. If there is any disagreement between the two Houses, the Lok Sabha will prevail in the joint sitting with the Rajya Sabha because it has more members. 2. Financial: The Lok Sabha exercises control over the finances and has to approve the budget presented by the Government in power and ensure that money is allocated adequately and appropriately for the business of Governance. In financial matters, the Lok Sabha has a distinct superiority over the Rajya Sabha. The Money Bill can be introduced only in the Lok Sabha and cannot be moved in the Rajya Sabha. 3. Control over Executive: The Council of Ministers is collectively responsible to the Lower House of the Parliament. Thus, the government is accountable to the Lok Sabha for its acts of omission and commission. The Rajya Sabha cannot hold the government accountable to it. It is only the Lok Sabha which can force the Council of Ministers to resign by passing a vote of no-confidence against it. There are also other methods by which the Lok Sabha can exercise control over the central executive. These methods are putting questions, moving adjournment motions and call-attention motions, budget discussions, cut-motions and debates, etc. By employing any of these methods, the Lok Sabha can expose the misdeeds and inefficiency of the government and warn it against repeating such mistakes. The members are expected to oversee and monitor all the programs and schemes that the executive implements. This does not mean that they merely sit on committees approving beneficiary lists and houses and determining how local area development funds are spent. They are expected to ensure that the executive branch of the Government does its job responsibly, responsively, transparently, impartially and in line with the decisions taken by the political executive. 4. Constitutional: The Lok Sabha shares with the Rajya Sabha the power to amend the constitution. 5. Electoral: The Lok Sabha takes part in the election of the President and the Vice-President. It elects the Speaker and the Deputy Speaker and its members are also elected to different committees of Parliament. 6. Judicial: The Lok Sabha has power to punish a person on the ground of breach of privilege. It takes part in the impeachment proceedings against the President of India, and it shares power with the Rajya Sabha to remove the Judges of the Supreme Court and the Judges of High Courts. 7. Ventilation of Grievances: The members of the Lok Sabha are elected from different parts of India. They try to remove the difficulties of their respective constituencies by stating their grievances on the floor of the Lok Sabha. 8. Imparting Education on Democracy: The Lok Sabha discussions would help in raising the political consciousness of people. As the discussions in the Lok Sabha are directly telecast, the people are able to learn of different aspects of Indian politics. 9. Other Functions: The Lok Sabha discusses reports submitted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG), Finance Commission, etc. As per Para 7 (Ventilation of Grievances), our MP can as well take up the matter on the floor of the Lok Sabha. Lok Sabha may, in turn, pass the directions on the state government and local administration more  

Dear Rohit Gupta Neither it is not a job of VK Singh nor he will see it However it is a job of Mayer of NN Who is from BJP since long and it is very difficult to get the job done from any BJP leader BJP believe in propaganda and touring --------------------------------- posted a message in "Ghaziabad Constituency". I live in Vasundhara area of Ghaziabad ,the road joining Budh chowk to Link road is so bad there is a patch in between where the axle of car was broken of so many cars although even trucks and roadways bus also moves on this road as it joins to Indirapuram also but for the last TWO YEARS nobody is bothered no agency no MP no MLA is concerned only GOD will help some day . SimiIarly the road parallel to Hindon River and just OPPOSITE OLIVE COUNTY GATE to the indirapuram Police Chowki is in shabby condition its a very important road which joins to GT Road near Hindon Bridge is in very shabby condition worst than any Kachchi road in villages it got repaired twice in 2 yeas but it proves what is the quality of work and material but no body is bothered. I request Shri V K Singh Retd General and MP THE BEST ADMINISTRATOR to visit , SEE THE PATHETIC ROADS and direct Agency concerned to repair more