NaMo made a perceptive comment in one of his speeches during the revolutionary campaign that there is need for action, NOT more laws.
Since independence in 1947, the nation has passed an enormous littany of laws and produced tons of Law Commission Reports, apart from reams of court judgements all seeking to create a duststorm of rule of law.
What the nation is needs is NOT more laws but strict enforcement of existing laws.
Laws proposed like FDI in insurance are NO big deal and can wait till NaMo governance gets absolute majority in Rajya Sabha also, in due time.
There is no hurry to rush through the legislations, panicking and succumbing to chamchagiri rampant in the present state of political grandstanding by political parties who have no clue as to what has hit them in 2014. They are listless because they are left searching for the make-believe dynasty rule.
It is time for everyone to realise that Bharatam Janam have arrived and given a resounding mandate to NaMo's government. The mandate for this government to render service to Bharatam Janam and not seek recourse to wasted time discussing laws as though the wisdom of the elected reps can only find expression in discussing bills and amendments.
Let the extant procedures of Parliamentary practices continue. Let Lok Sabha which is functioning with grace under he Speakership of Susri Mahajan do its job. Let them pass the finance bills as usual for the Budget 2015. Dare the Rajya Sabha to act on the Lok Sabha enactment of finance bills. If the chamchagiri continues and logjam is allowed to grab fleeting TV channel footages, then and then alone should a Joint Session be called to resolve the logjam.
Let not the mockery of offering excuses and asking the PM to come and speak stop. NaMO should NOT accede to such demands from toothless, defeated opposition.
If Rajya Sabha members of the opposition do not want to allow the institution to function and discharge their responsibilities, they will soon realise that time is running out and they will get back home after the composition of RS undergoes a change after the Congress-mukt Bharatam is firmly in place.
Photo-ops? Go for them. After all the photo journalists have to make their living. If members want samosas from the canteen, nothing prevents them from raising calling attention notices and seek suspension of question hours. They can get their subsidised samosas and chai.
By the meaningless shoutings, and walks to the well of the chairperson, a great Parliamentary institution under the Constitution is being held to ranson. Let this tamasha continue till the members realise that their is pathetic and calls for no compassion. Certainly, no message is being delivered to the nation, certainly, this aint no address to the nation from the members who are living off the salaries financed by tax payers.
Is there a law to prevent anyone from choosing a profession of a buffoon? Maybe, there should be none. We have enough of them, the laws I mean.
Kalyanaraman
Since independence in 1947, the nation has passed an enormous littany of laws and produced tons of Law Commission Reports, apart from reams of court judgements all seeking to create a duststorm of rule of law.
What the nation is needs is NOT more laws but strict enforcement of existing laws.
Laws proposed like FDI in insurance are NO big deal and can wait till NaMo governance gets absolute majority in Rajya Sabha also, in due time.
There is no hurry to rush through the legislations, panicking and succumbing to chamchagiri rampant in the present state of political grandstanding by political parties who have no clue as to what has hit them in 2014. They are listless because they are left searching for the make-believe dynasty rule.
It is time for everyone to realise that Bharatam Janam have arrived and given a resounding mandate to NaMo's government. The mandate for this government to render service to Bharatam Janam and not seek recourse to wasted time discussing laws as though the wisdom of the elected reps can only find expression in discussing bills and amendments.
Let the extant procedures of Parliamentary practices continue. Let Lok Sabha which is functioning with grace under he Speakership of Susri Mahajan do its job. Let them pass the finance bills as usual for the Budget 2015. Dare the Rajya Sabha to act on the Lok Sabha enactment of finance bills. If the chamchagiri continues and logjam is allowed to grab fleeting TV channel footages, then and then alone should a Joint Session be called to resolve the logjam.
Let not the mockery of offering excuses and asking the PM to come and speak stop. NaMO should NOT accede to such demands from toothless, defeated opposition.
If Rajya Sabha members of the opposition do not want to allow the institution to function and discharge their responsibilities, they will soon realise that time is running out and they will get back home after the composition of RS undergoes a change after the Congress-mukt Bharatam is firmly in place.
Photo-ops? Go for them. After all the photo journalists have to make their living. If members want samosas from the canteen, nothing prevents them from raising calling attention notices and seek suspension of question hours. They can get their subsidised samosas and chai.
By the meaningless shoutings, and walks to the well of the chairperson, a great Parliamentary institution under the Constitution is being held to ranson. Let this tamasha continue till the members realise that their is pathetic and calls for no compassion. Certainly, no message is being delivered to the nation, certainly, this aint no address to the nation from the members who are living off the salaries financed by tax payers.
Is there a law to prevent anyone from choosing a profession of a buffoon? Maybe, there should be none. We have enough of them, the laws I mean.
Kalyanaraman