Give Public Grievances a Voice
Srinagar, Sept. 25 -- I have a question.If the Legislative Assembly is meant to represent the voice and concerns of the people, should it not also be the responsibility of an elected MLA to take genuine public grievances to the Assembly and, wherever permissible under the Rules of Procedure, convert them into questions to the concerned Minister or Department?An ordinary citizen may not have the right to stand up and question the Government directly on the floor of the House. However, every citizen has a democratic right to approach his or her elected representative with a genuine grievance. The MLA, as the representative of the people, is expected to give such grievances an appropriate legislative platform by raising them through an Assem...
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