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New Delhi: As the country celebrates the 75th Independence Day, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court N.S. V. Ramana (cji ramana) has made a poignant comment. He has put his finger on the commotion in the rainy session of Parliament and the approval of the bill. He drew attention to the disrupted functioning of Parliament and the reduction in the time taken for discussion of bills in Parliament. Earlier discussions in Parliament were positive and understanding. At that time, any law was being properly discussed. But now the situation is deplorable, said Chief Justice Ramana. In the past, both houses of Parliament were ‘full of lawyers’. At that time, he asked all his peers to make time for public service, he said.

Many of those who looked at their freedom fighters were educated in law. Among the first Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha members, there were many advocates, said Chief Justice N.S. V. Ramana said.

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What we see in Parliament today is unfortunate. At that time, constructive discussions were held in the Parliament. We have also seen discussions on many finance bills. At that time important issues were being discussed. The laws were discussed and debated at the time. At that time, after the discussion, the picture was clear to everyone about the law. But now that this is not happening, the cases are increasing, said the Chief Justice.

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But right now the situation is deplorable. Now there is no proper discussion in Parliament. There is no clarity on the laws. We do not know what the purpose of the law is. This is detrimental to the public. Such a situation has arisen due to the absence of lawyers and sharp-witted members in Parliament, said Chief Justice N.S. V. Ramana said.