Article 120 of CoI : Article 120: Language to be used in Parliament.
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Mr. Sharma, a Member of Parliament (MP) from a rural constituency in Tamil Nadu, is not fluent in Hindi or English. During a parliamentary session, he wishes to discuss a critical issue affecting his constituency. According to Article 120, Mr. Sharma can request permission from the Speaker of the House of the People to address the Parliament in Tamil, his mother-tongue. The Speaker grants this permission, allowing Mr. Sharma to effectively communicate his concerns and participate in the legislative process.
Example 2:
Ms. Patel, an MP from Gujarat, is more comfortable speaking in Gujarati than in Hindi or English. During a deb...
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