Guwahati: Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla while talking to members of the Assam Legislative Assembly on the closing day of the winter session on Friday said “sustainable interference” is a matter of great concern and “planned disorders” even more disturbing.
He also underlined that before enforcing any law, there must be adequate consultation with “all stakeholders and for whom the law was made.” Birla Scripted History became the first Lok Sabha speaker to overcome Assam’s house, which argued that the first to sit on April 7, 1937 in Shillong, the capital of the composite state of Assam.
He said, “Representative work of the elected person is to make a law, discuss the problem and issue a solution.
There must be extensive consultation with all stakeholders for whom the law is made, there must be extensive discussions at home and more better discussions will be Law and better will be welfare for the people.
But when we step into the 75th Independence Year, I feel we need to continue introspection.
“” Losses and agreements are part of our democracy.
The debate and discussion are the core value of the parliamentary system.
While People must be the focus of discussion, debate and discussion must be in accordance with democratic values.
“But, he added,” Debate disorders that are constantly at home and lack of decorum are a matter of concern.
Disided should not lead to the deadlock.
“” To block the home process is incorrect, ethical and constitutional.
A lot of time, disorder is not org Anik but had been planned beforehand.
Such behavior is even more disturbing, “said Birla.
Birla said a diverse country like India is bound together by parliamentary democracy, and as a nation to celebrate 75-year independence, has become necessary to review how the house is, which is an integral part of the system, function .
He added, “Assam is a bridge that connects to the northeast who diverse with other Indians.
This diversity makes our democracy even more resilient.
Birla also launched Digital Digital Legislative TV in a program in the legislative center hall.