Lok Sabha Speaker om birla said, 'MLA is not of his area but...'?
A two-day Prabodhan program was organized for the newly elected MLAs in the delhi assembly on tuesday (March 18). The program was inaugurated by lok sabha Speaker Om Birla. All seven MPs of delhi were invited to the event. During the program, lok sabha Speaker om birla addressed the MLAs and said, "Delhi is a capital where diversity of different languages, cultures and traditions is seen. It is the responsibility of the public representatives here to understand the expectations of the people and work for their development and social welfare." He emphadata-sized that MLAs do not only represent their assembly, but they are the voice of the people of the entire state.
Emphasis laid on listening
Emphasis on the need for effective debate and discussions in the house, he said that MLAs should play the role of a good listener. The more they listen, the better they will be able to put their point. He suggested that the discussion should be focused on the issues and should be logical.
Will work together - cm Rekha Gupta
At the same time, chief minister Rekha Gupta said in her address that the presence of both the ruling and opposition parties in the assembly reflects the strength of democracy. She hoped that all the MLAs will discuss in a cordial manner and work together for the development of Delhi
The assembly Speaker gave this advice
Senior member of the assembly Vijender Gupta, while addressing the newly-elected MLAs, said that the delhi assembly has a rich history, which is different and special compared to other assemblies of the country. He advised the MLAs to rise above their personal identity and play their role in the house keeping in mind their public image.
What did leader of Opposition Atishi say?
Apart from this, leader of Opposition Atishi said in her statement that sitting in the delhi assembly is a big responsibility. Supporting the views of Vijender Gupta, he said that in history, great leaders like Lala Lajpat Rai, madan Mohan Malviya, Vitthalbhai patel and jawaharlal nehru have also been part of such houses. However, the power to take decisions was limited in those times.
