AAP MP Sanjay Singh suspended: Aam Aadmi Party Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh has been suspended for a week. Singh had thrown papers in the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday.
AAP MPs will not be able to attend Rajya Sabha proceedings till Friday. Rajya Sabha could not work on Tuesday due to opposition members. On the demand for discussion on inflation, GST, the members of the opposition came to the seat of Deputy Chairman Harivansh and shouted slogans loudly by showing placards to him.
The Deputy Chairman repeatedly requested the members to go to their seats but they did not agree. Sanjay Singh was also included in these protesting members against whom action has been taken today.
The Deputy Chairman on Tuesday suspended 19 members of the opposition for a week for creating a ruckus in the House.
These opposition MPs will no longer be able to take part in the proceedings of the House. The MPs also raised an uproar against this action. In such a situation, it is important for you to know why action is taken against MPs and who does it.
What does the law say –
Under Article 105(2) of the Constitution, an MP is not liable to any court in India for any behavior done in Parliament. If you understand in common language, then the MPs cannot be challenged in the court for anything done in the house. MPs may not have enough freedom that they can speak anything in Parliament. Whatever the MPs do in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha is decided according to the rule book. If this is not done, the Speaker of the Lok Sabha and the Chairman of the Rajya Sabha can take action.
Action is taken against MPs of opposition parties for creating ruckus in Parliament. Usually this action is taken only against the opposition MPs because they oppose the policy of the government. If MPs make inappropriate remarks or do any unparliamentary work during the protest, then action can be taken against them.
What does the rule book of the house say
Both the houses of the Parliament are run according to one rule book. Under Rule 373 of this book, if the Speaker of the Lok Sabha feels that an MP is obstructing the proceedings of the House, then he can throw him out of the House. Action can be taken against him to suspend him for a day to a week and even for the entire session. If the attitude of the MPs is more obstinate, then action is taken against them under Rule 374 and 374A.
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