To What Extent Protests Be Allowed Inside Parliament Premises? | PDT Acharya Exclusive |Urban Debate
July 15, 2022
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of The Urban Debate, Afrida Rahman Ali will be joined by famous constitutional expert PDT Acharya. They will be discussing the ongoing political outrage over the new list of unparliamentary words released by the Loksabha secretariat. After the unparliamentary words, Now Rajyasabha Secretariat orders MPs to do not to Protests inside the premises of parliament. Opposition terms it a dictatorship. While the government defended it by saying it was already a norm. "I must say here, that these words, were used by the members in their speeches & the chair must have expunged these expressions," says Constitutional Expert PDT Achary. On the question of banning Protests he says, "There was a time when no 'dharna' or agitation took place within parliament's premises but after the Gandhi statue was installed, people started to restore to this method of protest." Watch out for a full discussion.
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