The Lok Sabha is the lower house of India’s Parliament, where important discussions and decisions take place to shape the country’s future. To ensure these meetings are organized and fair, a specific individual leads and manages the proceedings. This role is vital for maintaining order, allowing every member to express their views, and ensuring that the democratic process runs smoothly.
The Lok Sabha, the lower house of the Indian Parliament, has a designated person who ensures its smooth functioning. This individual holds a position of great importance, referred to as the Speaker of the Lok Sabha. Below is a detailed explanation of the role, election, powers and other related aspects of the Speaker.
The Speaker of the Lok Sabha is the person who leads the meetings of the Lok Sabha. They are responsible for maintaining order and ensuring that discussions and decisions happen properly. The Speaker is the highest authority in the Lok Sabha and plays a key role in the Indian parliamentary system.
To become the Speaker, a person must:
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