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The legal question is, can parliamentary privilege extend to cover hate speech and communal slurs?
https://thewire.in/communalism/ramesh-bidhuri-danish-ali-lok-sabha-hate-speech
The problem with edgy losers like you is that you don't really think through the garbage you consume.
@kian, can you explain why the comment i am replying to is not marked trollish?
Sahi hi hoga na...
I mean sure, you're biased but atleast show a bit of respect to the chair you occupy.
"Or is it that you sold your concise to get your daughter in IAS? She did after all qualify UPSC in first attempt and got IAS after being in reserve list"
These people have lost the meaning and dignity of being a parliamentarian.
Hindustan zindabad