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The democratic form of government adopted by India has at its core an institution of elected legislature or the Parliament responsible for legislation. Our democracy rests on the belief of citizens that the parliament will perform this function. But of late, there has been serious of disruptions and events that has broken the ethos of parliament.
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During the course of the years, the Parliament has seen many disrupting events and trends in its functioning putting at risk the very foundation on which our democracy is built:
The continuous decline in the standards of the Parliament is a cause for concern and the constitutional experts have suggested the following measures to improve its efficiency.
Conclusion:
Indian democracy with the Parliament at its heart needs to keep in mind its stature and relevance and evolve over the years. The parliamentary legitimacy must be maintained as citizens believe in the system as a fair, responsive and representative institution.
By: DATTA DINKAR CHAVAN ProfileResourcesReport error
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