Modi
is megalomania, no doubt, but it is for his country only, not to satiate his
own desire. Of late, he is determined to make a radical change to make
amendments and corrections in the rules and regulations involved with the
decorum and behavior of the members in the parliament. Upon this recent
announcement, some people feel that he is a braggart, yes, but that is only for the
welfare of his people. A man with so much so conviction, moral character,
loveable countenance and the top of it has a very deep passion to do the best
for his country, must be like a missal.
We all should love him, respect him and follow his ideology to make his
slogan of ‘’Shinning India’’ very successful.
A man who gets up at dawn, do yoga, then study various information on
his laptop, teetotaller and only busy ensure good deeds and network for the
benevolence of all sections of people, is an ideal leader, who is the befitting
one to rule India.
With
this new direction of the rule book and the code of conduct formula, he will definitely bring in a see through change
in the country’s present dishevel condition of
governance.Ever since, he becomes the Prime Minister, he is working to
his fullest capacity just to save his country from an almost economic collapse.Since
his Prime Ministership, he has taken
decisions after decisions for the benefits of his countrymen. The common people
are passionately watching all his deeds and acknowledging the same. All his
decisions, taken so far are invariably going to fetch positive results. As a part of his mission to create a ‘’Shinning
India’’, he now wants that all our MPs and MLAs are to behave democratically
and think only in terms of people’s welfare without wasting their time for
mundane issues
Parliamentarians
are supposed to maintain a decorum and a code of conduct inside and outside the
parliament. They enjoy various privileges, which are governed by the guidelines
and policies. All the members are
acquainted with these guidelines when they take the oath in the parliament. They are supposed to follow these rules, but
it has been seen that many times, these guidelines and decorum are not
followed. Since, Modi is a very much
disciplined person, he wants to put discipline in force into the parliament and
he is deeply thinking to consider all the guidelines, which are already laid
down to convert into a strict rule book.
He
has also advised his Parliamentary Affairs Minister Mr. Naidu to chalk out a fresh
code of conduct for all MPs and MLAs and convene a meeting of all the chief
whips of all the parties to discuss his this brain child and make a proposal on
immediate basis. The idea is that he wants
to implement this rule book and inculcate an atmosphere of real good
governance to improve the quality in the functions of the parliamentarians and
the legislatures in the eyes of public.
In the past couple of years, the decorum of the parliament and also the
state assemblies have gone down. People know very well that how ugly inklings,
slang and slander languages are used therein.
Sometimes, the whole India
watches the same through various channels on the television. It has also been seen that in many state assemblies,
members scuffle and make the proceedings of the assemblies almost like a
hooliganism.
Under
these circumstances, when the situation becomes so volatile because of unruly
and unrealistic behavioral pattern of the members, then country’s progress gets
jeopardized. This is evident from the
past ten year’s governance. What we have seen during these ten years, it cannot
be attributed as governance in the right direction. I still remember that
during my adolescence, one gentleman named Mr. B.C. Roy used to be the Chief
Minister of West Bengal in the sixties. No sooner, he enters the assembly hall;
there was an environment of silence and creative discussions were only allowed. Nobody could dare to think
to shout leave aside hurling the chairs and using bad languages. These sorts of leaders are very less today,
but I can foresee that Modi is one of such kind.
What
I understand that he has also told all the concerned people that there should
be a “do” and “do not” in the rule book, which is to be strictly followed by
the members of the parliament, failing which they will be punished severely and
finally, they will be debarred from their post of elected members. Being a Denizen of Gujarat, I have watched
Modi’s deeds, his policies and how he has made Gujarat
as one of the prosperous states. And, I was knowing that he would soon bring
these steps of disciplinary measures to make India as a dynamic and vibrant country.
I am sure that this is a bright step and if the implementation is done in the
correct direction, many members will think twice to continue shouting and using
foul mouth and the gravity of the good governance will be improvised to the
benefit of the country and its people.
Why
Modi has thought to formalize the code of conduct of the members of the
parliament afresh? He understands that the common people are the most sufferers
and all these unwanted actions of the members increase their plight only. If
the parliament and state assemblies are suspended due to this shouting and
hooliganism and members are not in a position to take the right decisions for
the benefit of the common man, country’s progress diminishes and the prosperity will be hampered. Modi will not
allow to continue this syndrome of bad governance and he is very firm to
implement this strategical formula for the betterment of the country and its
people through his plan of devising a strict code of conduct for all the
members of the parliament.
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