People go to court against bad laws: Hamid Ansari

New Delhi, Jan 19, 2020 Sunday

Judges have to become lawmakers if Parliament makes bad laws: Hamid Ansari Former Vice President Hamid Ansari today said that when bad laws are made in Parliament, they are challenged in a cart where judges have to act like lawmakers.

He was speaking at an event held here. He said that good laws are made only when special sessions of parliament or legislatures are not convened to include the opinion of the rulers. He expressed regret that nowadays, the parliament and the legislatures have become 'rituals'. Within a short time, he was challenged in the High Court or the Supreme Court, and the task that Parliament had to do Ravum cheema saying they could be improved, he added that such 'dosane.

The former chairman of the Rajya Sabha said that the parliament, which was only ten days a year earlier, is now available for six days while foreigners are coming to the house for 3 or 6 days. Any law or regulation has to be debated for a long time, but today, the Parliament or the legislatures have become just like 'rituals' where you come, meet, talk a little, stop for a few days and then go away.

Speaking at the 'Parliament 1' program held here, the former Vice-President stressed that in a democracy, it is very important to get the consent and opinion of the people. In the democratic system, discussions and consultations should always be fair and fair and open.