Amit Shah: Parliamentary Debate Crucial for Indian Democracy, Disruptions Harmful

Home Minister Amit Shah, speaking at the All India Speakers Conference, delivered a powerful message emphasizing the vital role of healthy debate in the Parliament and State Assemblies. He praised the contributions of Vithalbhai Patel, the first Speaker of the Central Legislative Assembly, while also issuing a stern warning against the frequent disruptions that have become a feature of Indian politics.

Shah: Stalling Progress Hurts Nation-Building

Shah argued passionately that obstructing parliamentary proceedings for political advantage undermines the very foundation of democracy. He underscored the negative impact these disruptions have on crucial nation-building efforts and the overall progress of the country. The Home Minister urged all parties to engage in constructive dialogue and debate, emphasizing its importance for a thriving democracy.

Honoring Vithalbhai Patel’s Legacy

Shah’s address also paid tribute to the legacy of Vithalbhai Patel, recognizing his significant contributions to shaping India’s parliamentary system. He highlighted Patel’s commitment to robust debate and his role in laying the groundwork for the democratic processes we cherish today. Shah’s call for more productive parliamentary sessions resonates with Patel’s vision for a vibrant and effective legislature.