The relevance of Indian parliament is dwindling Justify the statement with some reasons - Pol Science - Political Theory An Introduction

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The relevance of Indian parliament is dwindling Justify the
statement with some reasons

Shivanand Kumar · Accepted Answer

Solution,

The relevance of Indian parliament is dwindling Reasons for
dwindling:-
The government has shown extreme reluctance to refer Bills to
Select Committees of the Houses or Joint Parliamentary
Committees
The government used its majority in both the homes of
Parliament and steamrolled the Bills amid the predictable din and
noise that a fragmented Opposition could mount
The majority support enjoyed by the chief within the
Parliament reduces the likelihood of effective criticism
Confusing definition of Money Bills has created scope for its
misuse
The Parliament has neither time nor expertise to regulate the
administration which has grown in volume also as
complexity
The growth of ‘delegated legislation’ has reduced
the role of Parliament in making detailed laws and has increased
the powers of bureaucracy

The relevance of Indian parliament is dwindling. Justify the statement with some reasons