Finally, the Prime Minister of India has stated that he is willing to `face the the Indian Parliament’. He also stressed on one single point to the nation. That ` the opposition is not listening to me’. Now, this is a serious problem in Indian democracy. Why can’t the opposition listen to him? After all, he is our Prime Minister. He has the right to speak on behalf of the nation. The opposition does not have that right since the number of votes determine that right. Therefore, the Indian Prime Minister can decide what is national and what is anti-national, even if the Indian Constitution does not allow it. After all, Modi is India and India is Modi. We have heard that before during the Emergency days in the seventies. The opposition did not listen at that time also. And see what happened. Therefore the opposition must listen to the Prime Minister. But what does the opposition say? `You answer the questions instead of giving monologues’. Chee chee! Is that the way to treat a Prime Minister? What makes you think that the Prime Minister can answer all the questions on demonetisation? There are certain things he can do and certain things he can not do. So allow him to do what he can. All he is asking for is time. Please give him that time. It takes time to wipe out the poor and marginalised. It is not an easy job. Therefore the opposition has to learn to be patient.
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