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SUBHASH CHANDRA AGRAWAL

18 March, 2010

After Rajya Sabha witnessed marshalling out of seven Parliamentarians because of their unruly behavior in opposing the massive-supported Women reservation Bill, it was repeat at Kashmir Assembly where two

AFTER RAJYA SABHA witnessed marshalling out of seven Parliamentarians because of their unruly behavior while opposing the Women's reservation Bill, it was repeat at Kashmir Assembly where two MLAs had to be marshalled out for reaching the well of the House and misbehaving with the Speaker.

It is against all democratic norms and public-interest when unruly behavior of legislators waste huge public-money on frequently adjourned sittings of legislative bodies. It is high time that behavior of Parliamentarians and state-legislators during House-proceedings may be brought under normal law of land.

It may be recalled that Tamilnadu state-assembly witnessed even violent fights because of proceedings of elected Houses being immunized from law of land. If such immunity continues, day may not be far when quarrels between members may even turn fatal. It is regrettably observed that chairpersons and House-committees are often soft in action against unruly behavior of their members.

Misused immunity patronised even bribe-taking MPs when even Supreme Court acquitted Parliamentarians involved in infamous JMM-bribery case because bribed act of Parliamentarians (to vote for Narsimha Rao government) was immunized being the act done during Lok Sabha proceedings.

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