– No bills have been passed since the Monsoon session began on July 21, due to repeated disruptions.
– Two key sports bills scheduled for debate could not be discussed due to protests.
– Speaker Om Birla appealed for smooth functioning and expressed frustration at systematic disruptions lowering the dignity of Parliament.
– He reminded members about their responsibility toward representing public issues.
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Continued disruptions during Parliament sessions highlight persistent challenges in maintaining legislative productivity amidst political dissent. The opposition’s demand for discussing the SIR exercise touches upon crucial electoral matters that merit parliamentary debate but can only proceed under cooperative circumstances. The inability to pass bills-especially those addressing sports reforms-underscores missed opportunities to enact changes benefiting wider communities like athletes.
From a governance standpoint, these disruptions stall not only legislative advancements but also public accountability mechanisms such as Question Hour which allow pressing national concerns to be addressed transparently. While political disagreements are inevitable in democracies, finding constructive avenues for dialog would serve both institutional integrity and representative democracy better than repeated adjournments and symbolic protest actions.
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