Parliament is supreme accepts Hazare
Social activist Anna Hazare, who is fighting for ending corruption in India and working towards passage of Lokpal Bill accepted on Sunday that Parliament was the supreme institution in the country.
MAKING IT clear that the Parliament was supreme institution in the country, social activist Anna Hazare on Sunday said that if the Lokpal Bill is rejected by it, then he would accept the decision. Speaking to a group of journalists, Hazare said that there could be flexibility on the date of passing the bill once the civil society was convinced that government was on the right track. He also said that it was quite possible for the government to take this bill forward in a month, if it was sincere. The Lokpal Bill Joint Draft Committee had came into being after the government agreed to the demands of Anna Hazare, who went on fast unto death in support of the Jan Lokpal Bill. Hazare had fixed August 15 as the deadline for the Lokpal Bill.
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Who are those members of the parliament? Did they descend directly from the heaven? Why can't the issue, a burning issue that erodes the country of everything, be discussed outside the parliament with all the members and a consensus agreed upon.
If the parliament fails to pass this bill then the people of this country should protest against the politicians on streets like Egypt.
If the parliament fails to pass this bill then the people of this country should protest against the politicians on streets like Egypt.
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