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Lok Sabha Speaker takes note of our demand of decisive Action on Privacy Norms for MPs

In a landmark decision, the Lok Sabha Speaker, Shri Om Birla, has introduced stringent norms prohibiting Members of Parliament from sharing their usernames and passwords with anyone, including their personal staff and parliamentary assistants. The move comes after a heated debate surrounding the controversy involving TMC MP Mahua Moitra and the serious allegations of a "cash for question" episode raised by BJP MP Nishikant Dubey.

The issue, which sparked considerable public interest and concern, prompted 4C Supreme Law International, a prominent legal advocacy group led by renowned Supreme Court advocate Dr. Ajay Kumar Pandey, to take swift action. In a formal letter dated October 31st, addressed to Speaker Om Birla, 4C Supreme Law International highlighted the urgency of implementing privacy rules uniformly for all Members of Parliament.

"We are pleased to announce that our efforts to address the critical matter of cybersecurity and privacy within the parliamentary system have borne fruit," stated Dr. Ajay Kumar Pandey, the noted advocate spearheading the initiative. "The introduction of these new norms by Speaker Om Birla is a significant step towards safeguarding the integrity of parliamentary proceedings and ensuring the responsible use of digital resources."

The controversy surrounding the sharing of login credentials gained attention in the wake of serious allegations and debates, threatening the sanctity of parliamentary procedures. The proactive response from Speaker Om Birla demonstrates a commitment to upholding the principles of transparency, accountability, and security within the parliamentary system.

"We express our gratitude to Speaker Saheb for his timely and decisive action on this matter," continued Dr. Pandey. "We firmly believe that these measures will not only enhance the privacy and security of MPs but also contribute to the overall efficiency and smooth functioning of parliamentary responsibilities."

4C Supreme Law International calls on Speaker Om Birla to ensure the swift and effective implementation of these new norms, striking a balance between privacy protection and the seamless operation of parliamentary duties. The organization remains committed to advocating for legal reforms that reinforce the democratic principles and values that underpin the nation's governance.

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