Most of them are having either criminal record of self or direct connection with crime and criminals, even now in the highest seat of the nation are deceiving the common people eating out their tax money for doing nothing but creating hinderance in the development of country, all the money spent during these days of non working of Parliament must be recovered from them. These MPs are billionaires because of us.
The parliament session runs with tax payer money. Such action should have been taken a week ago. You are suppose to discuss in the house such type of arrogance is not good. People who elected them do not want wash out of entire session. They expect transport bill, GST and many other bill to be discuss. In fact any question related to state or central should be discuss in the house. During discussion many new idea also generate.
As I was reflecting, I realized we are a country where the legislature is more interested in the executive's job. The executive is busy handling the judicial and sometimes even quasi-judicial sentences, while the judiciary routinely defines the legislation. We are one topsy-turvy country.
The good thing to come out this suspension is that BJP gets to know what disruption can do to legislation. All the time Arun Jaitley disrupted the last Lok Sabha, he would never in his wildest imagination have believed that the hens would come home to roost!
Now that the major political parties know that disruption don't work constructively, maybe they will let Parliament function they way it is supposed to be. The alleged promotion of the BJP idea that disrupting was the only way they could counter the various alleged corruption that the Congress was indulging in, mounting to thousand of crores, is a feeble attempt at acknowledging their inability to legally submit their contention, which therefore, at best, now stands contentious.
The British Parliament in its more than 400 years of Parliamentary democracy has never had a day off due to disruptions. Of course, they are all saints and we are all sinners here, so the comparison probably doesn't hold.
In any case, since the speaker has indicated that she is cancelling the suspension, probably we can get back to getting some work done. Now whether that is more disruptions or passage of pending bills, only time will tell.
The funny thing is they wanted them to be thrown out of parliament, the more action taken against them, they are happy and that is what they want. Otherwise who know them, who read about them and who write about them? Take the example of first MP of this article – Gaurav Gogoi the son of Assam CM. The person became an MP overnight. He didn’t have any political activity in Kaliabor neither he is from Kaliabor. He returned from US to Assam politics just to inherit CM post and this is an exercise for him to be in lime light and get closed to 10, Janpath. He has to fight Himanta Biswa Sharma, the second man in Assam Congress, so he needs to so his loyalty to Rahul. Oh! Come on, to Congress there is no Kaliabor, no Assam, no India, it is only Rahul, Sonia & power. Same the case for everyone. But it is not worthwhile writing about them because we have better things to do.
Re: good for nothing
by Jagdish Dubey on Aug 04, 2015 07:27 PM
Contrast this Nehru dynasty with the mahatma. We don't even know where members of his third generation are. Not only Mahatma also Sardar and now Modi. Dynasty is built on smaller dynasties. That is what the party has been reduced to. Its who's who is a wonder without followers. Soon the party will count its members on finger tips.
I don't think that a party which set the trend of obstructing business of the house and was voted to power has any business criticizing congress or any other party for same bad behaviour. What it though shows is irrespective of what tamasha you do in the House, people don't care while voting for you. Perception is more important than action!
Re: Paying back in same coin
by daniel pani on Aug 04, 2015 08:35 PM
One good thing is the suspension has united a fragmented opposition. Ab ayega khel ka maza!
After reading the credentials of some of these 25, their ages, etc. one cannot sympathize with any of them for their indispicable behavior. Shame to them!
Re: Shame of the Nation!
by yoshi mitsu on Aug 04, 2015 06:56 PM
well said young mann look at them half look like criminals and also they must be the most uneducated aswell how is it they were elected seriously the people of India need to wake up we are paying for these ID's who are running our states all i can see is they do not care for india or its people simple look at the faces it just shows the greed has got to them so badly
I wholeheartedly congratulate Hon'ble SpeakerMrs. Sumitra Mahajanfor taking this strong action.Also no daily allowances be given to MPs during this season.
Re: Regarding suspension of MPs
by yoshi mitsu on Aug 04, 2015 06:57 PM
well said i and probably half the population support this and these are suppose to the educated lot more like the uneducated
Thus far and no further. Parliament is a sacred place and not an arena for settling scores. Exemplary behavior is a more effective contrast to the unruly behavior of others in the past. That is Gandhigiri. If only to redeem itself the Congress party should follow Gandhiji. By their conduct over these two sessions their credibility has been further and badly eroded. This is something which may be beyond the duo at the helm now. Loss of allowances etc though effective is not a deterrent. Like in the case of public servants, suspension should also affect pension and other entitlements and should be treated as a break in service. MPLAD should also get affected. Very unfortunate but speaker should have more powers to control an unruly house.
