Archive · 26 Jul 2025
Rijiju: Disruptions in Parliament Hurt Opposition
Kiren Rijiju, the Parliamentary Affairs Minister, explained that when Parliament is disrupted, the Opposition loses out more because they cannot question the government effectively.
He also talked about the large workload of Indian politicians compared to other countries and how the media often focuses on disruptions.
He mentioned a change in how parliament functions and how the media covers it.
Kiren Rijiju stated parliamentary disruptions harm the Opposition more than the government.
He mentioned that disruptions prevent the Opposition from holding the government accountable.
Rijiju highlighted the heavy workload of Indian MPs compared to those in developed countries.
He noted a change in parliamentary behavior and media coverage.
Rijiju congratulated the Sansad Ratna Awards recipients.
- Who
- Kiren Rijiju, Parliamentary Affairs Minister.
- What
- Remarks on the impact of parliamentary disruptions.
- When
- July 26, after the first week of the monsoon session.
- Where
- India, concerning parliamentary proceedings.
- Why
- To discuss the effects of disruptions on accountability and parliamentary processes.
Opposition
Government
Parliamentary Function
Opposition
Perceptions on the impact of parliamentary disruptions.
Government
Government's stance on parliamentary proceedings.
- Key Figure
- Kiren Rijiju
- Position
- Parliamentary Affairs Minister
- Main Topic
- Parliamentary Disruption
- Event
- Sansad Ratna Awards
Sources
Parliament session: Lok Sabha to run smoothly from Monday; Op Sindoor to be on agenda
Opposition not allowing discussion on Op Sindoor: Union minister Kiren Rijiju
Frequent disruptions in Parliament harm Opposition more than government: Kiren Rijiju