Why a strong, fierce opposition in Parliament matters | Let Me Explain with Pooja Prasanna

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00:00: Stronger Opposition
01:16: Opposition from 2014 to 2024
02:38: Support us
03:13: Parliamentary Standing Committees
04:07: Committees since 2014
04:47: Chairperson
05:34: Shashi Tharoor Probing
06:58: Bills for scrutiny
08:47: What a stronger Opposition can do?
09:13: Is NDA ideologically cohesive?
10:19: Federalism
10:36: BJP allies
11:50: Uniform Civil Code



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After a decade of single-party dominance, India's Parliament is witnessing a resurgence of robust opposition. The reduced numbers for the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and a significant surge in opposition representation promise a dynamic shift in parliamentary proceedings. And this is not just limited to the aggression we have witnessed on the floor of the house but can positively impact legislation, governance and ultimately democracy.

Recent history has seen crucial bills like the Finance Bill 2023 and the Criminal Code Bill passed without any debate, underscoring the importance of a stronger opposition in ensuring thorough deliberation.
In this week's Let Me Explain Pooja Prasanna looks at what a stronger opposition can achieve in Parliament, why it's good for democracy and how it can ultimately benefit us, the citizens of India.