Shimla: In a clear excavation in opposition parties ahead of the parliamentary winter session, the Minister of Thakur’s announcement on Thursday said the parliament was intended for discussion and not to dance and tear paper.
He also suggested that 75 topics of national and human interests must be chosen for discussions in parliament to mark 75 years of Indian independence.
Speaking in the Valediktoral session from the All India Presiding Officers Conference (AIPOC), Thakur emphasized the need for quality debate in the legislature and my efforts must make me further improve the standard of deliberation.
Without mentioning the opposition and disruption created by him in the previous parliamentary session, said Thakur, “Parliament was intended for discussion and not because of tearing paper and dancing on the table …
it could be done on the road.” Parliament witnessed the scenes that were difficult to arranged in the previous session during the agricultural law and discussion of various problems, with several members of the parliament to tear the paper and several members of the climbing opposition on the table Secretary General Rajya Sabha.
Information Union and Minister of Breeding Thakur urged the chairman officers to consider associating legislative students so that they could help improve research standards.
He also remembers how during his girl’s speech at Lok Sabha, the speaker Somnath Chatterjee gave him confidence and ensured that there was a friendly atmosphere at home.
The parliamentary winter session will begin on November 29 and it will likely conclude on December 23.
Parliament is intended for discussion, not to tear paper and dancing: Thakur’s anurag
