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Dalit Voices Demand More Parliament Time for SC/ST Representatives

JD(U) supports Jitan Ram Manjhi's push for increased parliamentary floor time for SC/ST members, emphasizing representation for marginalized communities.

Indian Cockroach Desk26 September 2026, 10:03 pm IST1 min read
Source:The Hindu
Dalit Voices Demand More Parliament Time for SC/ST Representatives

Dalit Voices Demand More Parliament Time for SC/ST Representatives

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In a bold move for inclusion, the Janata Dal (United) has backed former Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi's call for more parliamentary time dedicated to SC/ST members. Shyam Rajak, a prominent JD(U) leader, insists that Dalit MPs need adequate time to voice concerns not just during debates on bills, but also on various issues affecting their constituents.

This demand arises from a growing recognition that the voices of marginalized communities often get overshadowed in legislative discussions. Manjhi's advocacy highlights a crucial gap in representation, urging the government to ensure that the needs and rights of SC/ST populations are adequately addressed in Parliament.

As reported by The Hindu, this initiative could pave the way for greater accountability and responsiveness from lawmakers towards the issues that matter most to these communities. In a country striving for social justice, the question remains: will the government heed these calls for genuine representation and accountability?

Source: The Hindu

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