People ready to question the behaviour of legislators, says Speaker JCD Prabhakar

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In a direct challenge to members of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly, Speaker JCD Prabhakar has declared that the public is now prepared to scrutinize and question the behavior of lawmakers, urging them to exercise self-restraint and self-regulation in light of the live telecast of House proceedings. The remarks underscore a significant shift toward greater transparency, but also place the onus on legislators to maintain decorum under the unblinking gaze of cameras. This call to action comes as the assembly continues to broadcast its sessions live, a move that Prabhakar emphasizes enhances transparency and accountability,

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