Archive · 24 Aug 2025
Parliament's Disruptions and Opposition Tactics Questioned
The article discusses how the Indian Parliament often doesn't work because the opposition parties create a lot of noise instead of debating laws.
The author wonders if this is helping Prime Minister Modi.
The author says the opposition should focus on proper debates and discussions in Parliament instead of disrupting the sessions.
The article also mentions the need for better governance and how some laws are being passed without enough scrutiny.
Parliamentary sessions are frequently disrupted due to opposition tactics.
The author questions if the opposition's actions inadvertently benefit PM Modi.
Low parliamentary function time percentages are cited for both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha.
The author criticizes the lack of debate on vital issues and governance.
Concerns are raised about laws passed without adequate parliamentary discussion.
- Who
- Author Taveleen Singh, Indian Opposition, PM Modi.
- What
- Discussion on the functioning of the Indian Parliament and the role of the opposition.
- When
- Not explicitly mentioned in the article, but the events are current.
- Where
- Indian Parliament and related locations.
- Why
- To critique the current state of parliamentary proceedings and the role of the opposition.
Opposition's Stance
Author's View
Reasons for Disruption
Opposition's Stance
Claims to be 'not allowed to speak' on vital issues.
Author's View
N/A
- Main Issue
- Disruptions in Parliament
- Lok Sabha Functioning
- 29% of scheduled time
- Rajya Sabha Functioning
- 34% of scheduled time
- Author's Criticism
- Lack of debate on governance
Sources
‘Modi talks more, works less; unlike Manmohan Singh who worked more, talked less’: Kharge
Manmohan spoke less, worked more; Modi...: Kharge
Kharge: Dr Singh spoke less, worked more, India needs such professionals
