In a functioning democracy questions must be asked and they must be answered. Accountability is imperative and non negotiable.
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Sunayana Naha
6 years ago
This is really important
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Aishwarya Banerjee
6 years ago
Parliament must reconvene it's proceedings immediately.
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jayant satbhai
6 years ago
Convene the Parliament immediatly
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vijender
6 years ago
It's urgent to have parliament session..
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Vineet Ahuja
6 years ago
Should be done ASAP.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
When everyone else is going about their business, our lawmakers need to get down to business
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Nawaz Ahmed
6 years ago
Yes we want parliament session.
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umesh
6 years ago
democracy=parliament
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Najeeb Farooq Mohammed Abdul
6 years ago
Just like for a body to respond it's organs have to be functional. Similarly for a democracy it's institutions needs to function actively. For the current scenario it's even more important for a nation to battle internal, external & natural disasters collectively with it's citizens and opposition. Najeeb Farooq
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Virinchi Katthula
6 years ago
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We take pride in being a parliamentary form of government, led majorly by representatives directly elected by people. As the country faces a pandemic with the end nowhere in sight, convening the parliament three months into the emergency is the least they can do for democracy.
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Rajeev
6 years ago
Great initiative.this govt wants to kill democracy by not being accountable also running away from convening session of parliament.we must have parliament session on covid as soon as possible
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Sonal Athnikar
6 years ago
Government in a democracy must be transparent. And if bank employees and hospital staff can attend office, so can they.
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Kesari Kokeri
6 years ago
Yes. Parliament should function
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Jayita sen
6 years ago
With the petition
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Anonymous
6 years ago
if religious event(s) can b organised,why leave out Parliament sessions?R those in power scared to fac questions in d Parliament?
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Sunita Kumari
6 years ago
I sign this petition
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ROHAN C SRIVATSA
6 years ago
I really wish the Indian government did more than build fancy vistas for themselves and statues that benefit the contractors more than the fellow Indian.
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Shagun
6 years ago
Shagun
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Katyayan vajpayee
6 years ago
I fear India is on the verge of loosing it's democratic character to unparliamentary theocracy
Kudos to you for highlighting this burning issue
In a functioning democracy questions must be asked and they must be answered. Accountability is imperative and non negotiable.
This is really important
Parliament must reconvene it's proceedings immediately.
Convene the Parliament immediatly
It's urgent to have parliament session..
Should be done ASAP.
When everyone else is going about their business, our lawmakers need to get down to business
Yes we want parliament session.
democracy=parliament
Just like for a body to respond it's organs have to be functional. Similarly for a democracy it's institutions needs to function actively. For the current scenario it's even more important for a nation to battle internal, external & natural disasters collectively with it's citizens and opposition. Najeeb Farooq
We take pride in being a parliamentary form of government, led majorly by representatives directly elected by people. As the country faces a pandemic with the end nowhere in sight, convening the parliament three months into the emergency is the least they can do for democracy.
Great initiative.this govt wants to kill democracy by not being accountable also running away from convening session of parliament.we must have parliament session on covid as soon as possible
Government in a democracy must be transparent. And if bank employees and hospital staff can attend office, so can they.
Yes. Parliament should function
With the petition
if religious event(s) can b organised,why leave out Parliament sessions?R those in power scared to fac questions in d Parliament?
I sign this petition
I really wish the Indian government did more than build fancy vistas for themselves and statues that benefit the contractors more than the fellow Indian.
Shagun
I fear India is on the verge of loosing it's democratic character to unparliamentary theocracy Kudos to you for highlighting this burning issue