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MIND YOUR LANGUAGE!

15 Jul-2022 00:58 AM

Written By: Moni Sharma

New Delhi: The booklet listing out unparliamentary words and expressions comes ahead of the Monsoon session beginning July 18. Some words and expressions are declared unparliamentary from time to time by the Chair in different Legislative bodies in country as well as in Commonwealth Parls, have been compiled by LS Secretariat for ready reference in future. However, the RS Chairman, LS Speaker will have last word in expunging words & expressions. List states that some of the keywords may not appear unparliamentary unless read in conjunction with other expressions spoken during the parl proceedings.

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