Citizens for Democracy holds mock Parliament on 'Democracy vs Anarchy'
NEW DELHI Citizens for Democracy, a civil rights group, organised a mock Parliament on the theme ‘Democracy vs Anarchy’ on Friday (October 30, 2026). Issues such as the SIR of electoral rolls, EVMs, the role of the Election Commission, allegations of “vote chori”, and recent protests were discussed. The event was organised alongside a mock Parliament session that was scheduled to be held at the residence of Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Friday, but was rescheduled for Saturday.
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They enacted parliamentary proceedings, portraying leaders from both the ruling side and the Opposition and presenting differing perspectives. The discussions also focused on the distinction between democratic dissent and anarchy. BJP will bring UCC in Uttar Pradesh if voted to power again: Amit Shah BJP will bring UCC in Uttar Pradesh if voted to power again: Amit Shah Addressing the party's state working committee meeting in Lucknow, Amit Shah targeted the Samajwadi Party and other opposition parties over the Ram temple issue and alleged voter list irregularities Uniform Civil Code in U.P.
if BJP voted to power again: Amit Shah storyline 1 The participants discussed issues ranging from independence and credibility of democratic institutions, parliamentary decorum, political accountability, and transparency in the electoral process, to the role of protests in a democracy.
