Question

Since the 1971 census the number of seats in the Lok Sabha has not increased. Do you think that it should be increased? What should be the basis for this?

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Lok Sabha constituencies are demarcated on the basis of population. At present there are 545 members including two nominated from Anglo-Indian communiy. As population has increased as per 2011 census, numbers will grow up if 1971 yardstick is applied. Recently Lok Sabha Speaker suggested a new Parliament House to accommodate growing number of offices. However, as it is unweildy, a smaller House is preferable to a larger House, with more emphasis on Committee System. However, a practical view can be taken seeing the situation prevalent in other large functional democracies.

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