95 thoughts on “Opposition’s fake anxiety, RS disruption is nation’s loss

  1. Ashok

    Over 2 lac crore is the amount of funds that FIIs have brought in to India for investments in the past one year.
    They are relying on Indian market because of steady gov and brainy PM. Opposition is a severe hurdle.

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  2. Ritesh

    Sir can we not get rid of this dual parliament structure or make the lower house much more powerful than upper house.
    There should be a way to make constitutional amendments for this.

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  3. K.M. Saini

    What a way to attack non-BJP parties. Is RS only causing disrupions?
    What about pro-corporate BJP which if not checked will away all resources to corporates and poor will be left with nothing?

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  4. Subhash Thakurta

    Your article title seems to be correct but timing seems to be wrong as timing defines the opposition. If you take in today’s concept then opposition means 69 % of the people who have not voted to ruling party which made me surprised to read the article. I hope the same opposition who is now batting were fielding when today’s context opposition is bowling. . Hence blaming pitch is wrong. Please note the following . One has to work under the system laid down in a constitution.

    1 Your article started with closed mind set that unicameral-ism is better than Bicameralism. Had you mentioned that Countries like Argentia, Austrilia, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia, Brazil, Canada, Malaysia Mexico, Pakistan, Switerzerland and USA along with those countries who had unicameralism than it would have proved that you are open for discussion.

    2. Please note Toughest examination of our country like IIT /Medical and UPSC are also conducted in multiplier. In fact CA examination is also like that. Best Engineer Doctor and IAS officer of our country comes after clearing multilayer examination . No point in blaming system. Only Failure blames system. Those who clears IIT never blames system but those who can not clear IIT only blames system.

    3. It has been proved that IIT /IAS fellows can clear Politician’s Examination ( election ) but reverse is not true.

    3. For a common man or for that matter for democracy it has been proved that bicameralism is far better than unicameral-ism. As on today since 69 % of National population is against ruling party that does not mean that system is having a problem.

    Regards

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  5. M.G. Arora

    You may be right that voters have changed their way of judging politicians in the recent times.
    Vote bank politics however is still alive and will remain alive unless we have an educated and well settled voter base.

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  6. Akshay

    You know it was in the late 40s that Britain amended its legislative structure and gave more powers to House of Commons.
    Same should be done in India if we want our leaders to run the country properly.

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  7. Deepak

    See, you cannot talk about unicameralism in India because we are a very big democracy.
    But yes I am in favour of more powers to LS as compared to RS.

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  8. B.D. Kapoor

    BJP is to take the confidence of AIADMK and even BJD, TMC and Congress to run the government smoothly.
    Modi should learn such tactics from past PM Shri Vajpayee Ji, he was a genious in this.

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  9. Atul

    All are same Sir. BJP never let Congress do work and now Congress is not letting them pass legislations.
    It is the fate of Indian people who are divided in the name of castes and religions that every ruler is a lootera.

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  10. Munishwar

    Why is there no system of punishing politicians who do not let the parliament session function in the laid down manner.
    They occupy offices for 5 years and never work for the benefit of people.

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  11. R.Bhandari

    Dear Dr Gupta,
    From time to time I have followed your blog from time to time on topical subjects. Those were generally with fair enlightenment and worldly wisdom.

    This subject, however, states serious bias and I take it as inappropriate.
    My reason for being let down is that much is disruption of legislatures at centre it in States is sad & cannot be approved, to say acts of disruptions by present opposition is ‘fake’ is incorrect.
    Though I hold no brief for any party or grouping and, if my memory is not failing, it was not long ago when opposition in the previous parliamentary term present grouping did the same. Did it not cost the nation then?

    I would gladly agree that very act was and is reprehensible no matter this opposition or that. I am hurt when wise men openly take sides with evident biased ness. I can sides. But then I have to identify myself with that side.

    My heart bleeds when I shout down people for cause of the poor but after assuming office I do an about turn. You will agree that ‘Public sab janti hai, sir!’
    Regards

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  12. Sailesh

    Congress TMC and Janata Dal parties are real barriers of development.
    When Congress was in government it lacked that instinct to take wise decisions and now they are protesting government’s work.
    A big shame on these losers.

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  28. Narendra Ch

    Its true it is a national loss..but the ruling party will have more responsibility to ensure smooth functioning of legislative bodies..When it tried to move with unilateral attitude, the opposition may be left with other alternatives..Both Cognress and BJP are doing same when they are in ruling or in opposition..only changing their seats..but attitudes are same.

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  29. Suresh Kohli

    people and farmers have the fear of Haryana & Rajasthan kind of states and what has been going on when the corrruption has been at its HIGHEST and for people to see what a turnaround it has been with Coalgate etc they know that this Govt means the best for them -Disruption by the other parties is only going to lose them more Votes and more hatred towards them is becoming apparent – President Mukerjhi knows what is good for the country.

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