What is solution for disruption of parliament?
Today, not even a single session of Parliament meets the number of hours they are required to put in. Rather they prefer to waste as much time as they can at the cost of the masses.
IT IS very easy for our leaders to say that disruption of Parliament proceedings over the last eight days has caused a loss of Rs 61.20 crore to the public exchequer. It is clear that the leaderships of political parties in government and in opposition have given people of India a politics of obstructionism. Parliament has become disruption theatre. In the field for disputation and corruption, it is necessary for the opposition to show itself to be holding the government to task, and for the government to give an account of its plans and actions.
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