Chirag Paswan Delivers First Lok Sabha Speech, Criticizes Opposition On Deputy Speaker Debate

The leader of the Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas), Chirag Paswan, registered his third consecutive victory in the recent Lok Sabha elections. He marked this remarkable achievement with a strong debut speech in Parliament on Wednesday. Representing the Hajipur constituency, Chirag Paswan did not hold back as he viciously criticized the opposition regarding the contentious issue of the Deputy Speaker. 

Paswan began his speech by congratulating Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, praising him for encouraging new MPs and women during the 17th Lok Sabha. He shed light on the fact that there are a lot of young members and women in his party, and he hopes that the Lok Sabha Speaker, Om Birla, will continue this support in his new term as well. 

Transitioning to the main topic, Paswan lambasted the opposition for their persistent demands regarding the Deputy Speaker position. He said that both the Speaker and Deputy Speaker are from the opposition in all the states that are governed by them and pointed out the double standards. With this statement, Chirag Pawan was trying to paint the opposition as hypocrites, and after stating such valid points, he might have even succeeded in his quest. 

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Chirag Paswan stressed the importance of preserving respect in parliamentary proceedings and adhering to the values of the Constitution. Chirag Paswan was ensuring throughout his speech that the voices of his constituents would be heard and valued, and he proudly stated that he was very committed to representing his constituents as well.

Chirag Paswan took multiple direct shots at the opposition and stated that they should remember that when one points a finger, many other fingers are pointed back at oneself as well. Speaking further, Chirag Paswan said that all the decisions that were taken by Speaker Birla in the past five years respected the integrity of the constitution. 

Chirag Paswan's speech has set a standard that his future parliamentary engagements will be delivered with a strong tone as well. His speech was a perfect example of his tendency to handle the challenges that are put in his path by the opposition's 'Head On.' He stated that there should be constructive debates in the parliament instead of partisan bickering, as that will work better for the development of this nation. Chirag Paswan's speech was perceived in a positive light by his party members and NDA allies, who praised his assertive stance and clarity on the issues.