Speaker of Madhya Pradesh Assembly, Sitasaran Sharma has said that the objectives of the constitution and dignity of the democracy should be maintained. It's today's dilemma that sloganeering is done in the Parliament and debates occur on the streets while the debates and discussions in the Parliament should be the ideal practice of our democracy.
Sharma expressed these views at a function organised by Makhanlal Chaturvedi National University of Journalism and Communication to mark the First Constitution Day. While expressing his views on the subject, 'Indian Constitution: Rights and Duties of the Citizens' said that when we could make changes in the religious system then constitutional changes are also quintessential and could not be kept away with.
Former High Court Judge of Punjab and Haryana Bharat Bhushan Parsoon in his address said that the Indian Constitution has a connection with the soul of the Indians. The Constitution is associated with every part of the body and it is harbouring the dreams of the Indians. It has been shaped according to the need of the citizens. To understand the Indian Constitution, we would have to understand the deep sense behind it. Justice Parsoon said that the Indian Constitution was adopted on November 26, 1949. This day came to be observed as law Day on the initiative of lakshmimal Singhvi. After the announcement of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi, it was decided to observe this day also as Constitution Day.
Vice-Chancellor of the University, Professor BK Kuthiala presiding over the function said that the constitution provides the citizens to live freely and the amendments are also made in the constitution according to the public will. Our country followed a law when we did not have a written constitution and during that age, following the law of nature was considered as the law. There could be several loopholes in the constitution but it is still the highest thing. Only after working according to the provisions of the constitution that India will lead the world in the days to come.