Nowadays, the situation and climate in the Indian Parliament is precarious and in peril. Every party is ready to storm and burst into the ruling party and the government is doing everything to woo the opposition parties who are trying to engulf the government and to evade from the opposition's questions. The opposition parties have got their golden and relishing chance which is no less than an accomplishment and for the ruling parties, the situation is worst and is exaggerating and aggravating day by day. The winter session of the parliament is going to be a very divisive and full of animosity.
Opposition parties are busy in encircling the ruling party and portraying the whole India, the dereliction of duty being conducted by the Government Of India and the most stormy issue is the corruption and scams conducted different ministries and ministers of the government. And in retaliation the ruling party is busy in retaliation and taking revenge by imposing all its bad works on the opposition parties. BJP(Bhartiya Janata Party) and CPM want to have a voting on the FDI(Foreign Direct Investment) and Mamatadi is in the hunt of a chance and opportunity on which she can emerge out into the limelight and pass a no-confidence motion against the government.
On the first day, the parliament's winter session saw an adjournment after a bitter discussion. Both the house of the parliament (Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha) were adjourned.
If the parliament doesn't function even one day, the whole nation has to pay a humongous cost and there is a very blatant probability of a sine die logjam.
No one says that the opposition parties should not ask the questions from the ruling parties, they inevitably have that right, because they are in the world's largest democracy but notwithstanding having a logjam in the parliament, the ruling as well as opposition parties should think and mull over these matters and apples of discord in a shroud and witty manner instead of tussling like small children.
They should think of a solution to these problems and should have a common agreement.
How can India function if the parties don't reach any accord and covenant or concur with each other?
THINK OVER IT otherwise the whole country has to bear the consequences of all these things.
Opposition parties are busy in encircling the ruling party and portraying the whole India, the dereliction of duty being conducted by the Government Of India and the most stormy issue is the corruption and scams conducted different ministries and ministers of the government. And in retaliation the ruling party is busy in retaliation and taking revenge by imposing all its bad works on the opposition parties. BJP(Bhartiya Janata Party) and CPM want to have a voting on the FDI(Foreign Direct Investment) and Mamatadi is in the hunt of a chance and opportunity on which she can emerge out into the limelight and pass a no-confidence motion against the government.
On the first day, the parliament's winter session saw an adjournment after a bitter discussion. Both the house of the parliament (Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha) were adjourned.
If the parliament doesn't function even one day, the whole nation has to pay a humongous cost and there is a very blatant probability of a sine die logjam.
No one says that the opposition parties should not ask the questions from the ruling parties, they inevitably have that right, because they are in the world's largest democracy but notwithstanding having a logjam in the parliament, the ruling as well as opposition parties should think and mull over these matters and apples of discord in a shroud and witty manner instead of tussling like small children.
They should think of a solution to these problems and should have a common agreement.
How can India function if the parties don't reach any accord and covenant or concur with each other?
THINK OVER IT otherwise the whole country has to bear the consequences of all these things.
Jai Hind, Jai Bharat
Jai Ma Bharti.
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