After Gag On Words Now Dharna Banned, Why Protests Are Important In Democracy? |Beyond The Headlines
July 15, 2022
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of Beyond, The Headlines Tamanna Inamdar will be discussing the outrage over the new order by Rajyasabha Secretariat to not stage protests inside the premises of parliament. After 'gag on words', new rules were issued. Demonstrations, dharnas, fasts, or religious ceremonies can no longer be held on the premises of Parliament House. Go Beyond The Headline with Tamanna Inamdar as we explain why these protests in Parliament matter. "As citizens do we want to see just screaming and shouting on television? Or do we want to see a constructive debate?" Asks Shaina, BJP. "If the rules are not implementable, don't keep them in the rulebook. You are making yourself a laughing stock," says Bikashranjan Bhattacharya, MP Rajya Sabha, CPIM. "BJP knows in the Monsoon Session, Opposition is going to target center on rational issue, so they categorically banned words & protests," says Santanu Sen, TMC. Watch out for a full discussion.
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