- Recently, the Parliamentary Affairs Minister reported productivity of 19% in Lok Sabha and 39% in Rajya Sabha after the Monsoon Session, reviving concerns over legislative disruptions.
- Parliamentary disruption refers to repeated interruptions, adjournments, protests, sloganeering or other actions that prevent the Houses from conducting scheduled business.
- Persistent disruption undermines Parliament’s deliberative and accountability functions while disruption can be a legitimate instrument for the Opposition to draw attention to urgent issues. Read More
Parliamentary Productivity & Disruptions in India
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About Parliamentary Disruptions in India