49rd All India Presiding Officers Conference : Rajasthan Legislative Assembly, Jaipur on Wednesday 56th All India Presiding Officers Conference inaugurated. Vice President of India and Chairman of Rajya Sabha Jagdeep Dhankhar inaugurated the conference. Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot, Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman Harivansh and Rajasthan Legislative Assembly Speaker Dr. C.P. Joshi graced the opening ceremony and addressed the distinguished gathering. In the inaugural session Presiding Officers attended. In his inaugural address, the Vice President and Chairman of the Rajya Sabha, Jagdeep Dhankhar described India as the ‘Mother of Democracy’ and emphasized that the essence of democracy lies in broadening the mandate of the people and ensuring their welfare. lies in doing. Expressing concern over the increasing incidents of disruption in Parliament and Assemblies, Dhankhar urged the representatives to be mindful of the expectations and aspirations of the people. The Vice President hoped that the conference would deliberate on ways to resolve these issues immediately. Emphasizing on the need for harmonious relations between all the organs of the State as envisaged in the Constitution, the Vice President said that democracy survives and flourishes when the Legislature, Judiciary and Executive work together to realize the aspirations of the people .

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Read out the message of Prime Minister Narendra Modi

On this occasion the message of the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi was also read out in which he said that the role of our legislative bodies in empowering and enriching the world’s largest democracy is commendable. The Prime Minister also said that the country is on the path of progress keeping pace with the changing world. In the last few years, from the maximum use of technology in the functioning of the legislature to the abolition of many irrelevant laws, we have continuously taken such steps to ensure a pleasant and positive change in the lives of the common man. He expressed hope that our legislatures will move forward more strongly in the progress of the country with modern changes in their functioning to protect the interests of the people. ,00The aspirations of the people are increasing continuously in 20th century India The Prime Minister further said that People’s aspirations are continuously increasing in 20th century India. According to this aspirational India, from our legislative institutions to administration, it is imperative for our systems to be more dynamic, responsible, and goal-oriented in law and policy formulation and their implementation. For today’s new India we need to keep making institutions more effective, efficient and technologically rich.

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Lok Sabha Speaker said this

Expressing concern about the dwindling faith of the people in the legislative bodies, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla said that there is a question mark about the legislatures and people’s representatives in the general public. We have to solve this question mark also. And, the image and productivity of the Legislatures has to be further improved. Birla said that the discussions in the legislatures should be more disciplined, meaningful and dignified. Referring to the provisions of the constitution, Birla said that the intention of our constitution makers was that our democratic institutions should work as effective institutions to ensure socio-economic change in the lives of common people. Om Birla emphasized that in the present context there is a need to make Parliament and Legislatures more effective, responsive and productive. Birla suggested that it is the responsibility of the presiding officers to give enough opportunities to the citizens to express their hopes, expectations and their lacks and difficulties through the people’s representatives in the legislatures. Birla also said that there should be active participation of the public in making progressive laws by legislative institutions and legislative institutions should connect youth and women with their processes.

One Nation One Legislative Platform

Speaking on making legislative bodies more effective and efficient, Birla said that maximum information technology should be used to make Parliament and Legislative Assemblies more effective, accountable and productive. He suggested that we also have to use communication technology for capacity building of public representatives. In this context, the Speaker of the Lok Sabha, referring to the Digital Parliament Project, said that realizing the Prime Minister’s vision of ‘One Nation One Legislative Platform’, we are bringing all the Legislatures of the country on a digital platform. Cooperation of all the Presiding Officers is required in this work.

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Om Birla spoke on the relationship between the legislature and the judiciary

On the relationship between the Legislature and the Judiciary Speaking Birla said that in our country the legislatures have always respected the powers and authority of the judiciary. In this context, he emphasized that the judiciary is also expected to follow the principle of separation and balance of powers given by the constitution among all the institutions while exercising their constitutional mandate. Birla said that the legislature, the executive and the judiciary – all three get their powers and jurisdiction from the constitution and all three should work with mutual harmony, trust and harmony, taking care of each other and jurisdiction. He advised the Judiciary to stay within the constitutional limits.

G-05 Chairmanship mentioned Birla gave life to India- Referring to the chairmanship, said that during this time India will strongly present the theme of its oldest democracy and cultural diversity on global forums. . Birla said on this occasion that Democracy in India has become stronger and stronger in the journey of democracy and today the world is impressed by our capabilities and possibilities and is looking towards us to solve global problems.

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34 country strengthened parliamentary democracy over the years

Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said in his speech that the freedom 45 Over the years the country has strengthened parliamentary democracy and compared to many other countries, India has strengthened the system that guides the parliamentary system. Describing parliamentary democracy as the good fortune of the country, Gehlot said that both the government and the opposition are integral parts of the legislature and mutual harmony between the two parties establishes a strong tradition, which leads to effective discharge of legislative functions. Emphasizing on proper parliamentary conduct and following the rules of legislative institutions, Gehlot said that it is the collective responsibility of all the members to maintain the dignity and dignity of the House. Referring to the relationship between the judiciary and the legislature, he said that it is necessary for both the organs to work together.

Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman Harivansh said this

Speaking on the occasion, Rajya Sabha Deputy Chairman Harivansh stressed on quality debate in the legislatures. He said that our legislatures have been a platform for high quality debates and it should be our endeavor to maintain that tradition and take it forward. Harivansh said that we should ensure that the faith of the people, especially the youth, in the democratic institutions is not diminished. He also mentioned that with the changing scenario, legislatures are adapting themselves with the use of technology and Legislative bodies to fulfill the hopes and aspirations of the people of the 20th century needs to be developed.

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Special importance of legislature in all parts of democracy in Amrit period: Dr. CP Joshi

In his speech, Rajasthan Vidhansabha Speaker Dr. CP Joshi said that- Legislature has special importance in all the organs of democracy in Amrit Kaal. He further said that it is the first responsibility of the legislature to ensure the accountability of the executive and the scrutiny of the executive in fulfilling the aspirations and expectations of the people matures the democracy. Keeping his views about the financial autonomy of legislative institutions, Dr. Joshi said that, in the absence of financial autonomy, the legislature remains unable to discharge its responsibilities. Referring to the changes brought about by the information revolution, Dr. Joshi said that there is a special need to review legislative rules and laws. He further said that the balance between legislature, executive and judiciary is very important for effective implementation of democratic governance.

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Wed, Jan 11, 2023, 6: 56 PM IST