Questioning Parliament's Role Unwise, Say Ministers


New Delhi, Aug 23 (IANS): The government is ready to talk to activist Anna Hazare on the Lokpal bill, but questioning parliament's law-making role is not wise, union Ministers Sachin Pilot and Milind Deora said Tuesday.

"As far as talks are concerned, the government has earlier also said... fact, the prime minister has himself said that he is ready for talks. But when it comes to making laws, it is the job of parliament and it is not wise to question its role," Minister of State for Communications and IT Sachin Pilot told reporters on the sidelines of an event here.

"In a democracy, any person or organisation has full freedom to express his views but making laws is the work of parliament and if we question that, I do not think it is correct," he added.

The minister also called for the society's support in eradicating corruption.

Milind Deora, who too is the minister of state for communications and IT, said: "Anna has definitely done a lot of work for the people. Nobody likes to see him in pain... I understand people in India feel a sense of anguish and helplessness. We have to allow certain procedure to continue."

Anna Hazare's fast for a stringent Lokpal bill entered the eighth day Tuesday.

  

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  • LOKHVIR SOOD, Ghaziabad

    Tue, Aug 23 2011

    Parliament and India seems to be a looting point of these ministers
    India is at a stage where people are struggling to make their ends meet and these ministers decide only about those policies in which they can benefit
    If the ministers gain then only some benefit can be given to the public

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  • Ved Prakash, Bangalore

    Tue, Aug 23 2011

    Government is behaving like a devil. our government is only worry about corrupt ministers,that's why they are make lost of excuses, government don't want to pass Jan lokpal, only to save their corrupt ministers. they are not bother about anna hazare and people of India. we need some big revulsion to make our country free from these corrupt government and corrupt politicians. i will go out on 30th august to help anna hazare till my death.

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