In May last year, in a parliamentary debate, members from across the political spectrum made a strong demand for being given the right to sport red beacons atop their vehicles. Lets hear who said what to defend his right to sport red beacons. Arjun Ram Meghwal of BJP said, Even an additional district magistrate gets a red beacon while an MP representing lakhs of people is deprived of it. He said a red beacon would help an MP reach parliament quickly as it would reduce time spent at toll booths on highways. Vijay Bahadur Singh of BSP said a red beacon would help MPs move quicker across their constituencies. Now, cant we learn from doctors, courier boys and even pizza delivery chaps how to move quickly? They work out this miracle and save peoples lives and do their jobs every day. And if you think learning from commoners is too base for those in Parliament and Assemblies, there is Kejriwal to learn from.
Posted on: Fri, 25 Oct 2013 09:15:18 +0000
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