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Can a member of the parliament speak in his/ her mother tongue in the parliament ?
Asked by sigma,
29 Nov '12 07:25 pm
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Yes. The Constitution declares Hindi and English as the languages for conducting the business in the parliament. However, the presiding officer, on request, allows members to use their mother tongue if they are not proficient in Hindi or English.
Answered by Francisco, 29 Nov '12 07:35 pm
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Yes, if it is one among the 13 recognized regional languages of India or hindi or english!
Answered by Shunmugham, 29 Nov '12 07:35 pm
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I don't think there is any bar under constitution.
Answered by vishwabandhubajpai, 29 Nov '12 07:28 pm
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