Archive · 31 Jul 2026
Parliament Dysfunction: Opposition Tactics Criticized
The article says that the Indian Parliament has been very messy lately.
The opposition, especially the Congress party, keeps stopping debates instead of talking about real problems.
Some politicians used rude words and made weird jokes.
The writer thinks this is bad for the country and wants Parliament to work better.
Parliament has been largely dysfunctional during the monsoon session, with minimal legislative business and frequent disruptions.
Opposition parties, especially Congress, have prioritized stalling tactics over substantive debate, demanding the Prime Minister and Home Minister be present before discussions.
Key incidents include Rahul Gandhi’s use of the word “idiots,” Priyanka Gandhi Vadra’s remark calling Dr V Kamakoti a “gaumutra expert,” and Mallikarjun Kharge’s reference to Manusmriti.
The article criticizes the lack of empathy for injured policemen during June 20 protests and the opposition’s focus on pellet guns while ignoring broader law‑and‑order issues.
The author argues that parliamentary decorum is eroding, urging a return to constructive engagement and accountability.
- Who
- Opposition parties, especially Congress
- What
- Criticism of parliamentary dysfunction and opposition tactics
- When
- Monsoon session (recent)
- Where
- Parliament of India
- Why
- To highlight erosion of decorum and need for accountability
- Parliamentary Session
- Monsoon session
- Key Opposition Parties
- Congress, BJP
- Main Issues
- Disruptions, lack of debate, use of insults
- Key Incidents
- Priyanka Gandhi remark, Rahul Gandhi insults, Mallikarjun Kharge reference
- Author
- Former Chief Editor of The Hans India