‘Parliament cannot be a notice board’: Tharoor slams govt for refusing debate on ‘burning issues’

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor questions the lathi-charge during the CJP protest in Delhi, saying that a lathi-charge is an act of violence against a non-violent protest. Speaking about the disruptions in Parliament, Tharoor said the Opposition must be allowed to raise issues concerning the people, even though the government has the majority to ultimately have its way. He argued that Parliament should be a forum for discussion and debate, not merely a “notice board” for the government to announce and pass bills.

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