MLAs AND THE MPs ARE NOT ABOVE THE LAW UNDER ARTICLE 19 (1) AND (2) OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA

The entire foundation of the democracy upon which the country is ruling and working on the captioned subject matter deliberation noticed by the study of protocol maintained by the parliamentary democracy  may become undemocratic in nature due to ill representation of the elected representatives for which the object and purpose behind is to create an environment in which the MLAs and MPs must do their duty as per the recognition made by the constitution of India As such the people's representatives are not above the law and must follow law code manual prefixed by the Constitution of India in this behalf so that people may also behave as per the instructions laid under Article 19 (1) of the constitution of India for which RTI act publications have been empowered to the citizens of country to analyse the object and purpose behind immunity and the free speech conferred on MPs and MLAs as performing their duties and function in side the house however while recognising the duty of the citizens of country the every citizen of society and circle have too been empowered to initiate the issues and matter with the Public authorities under law code manual of the RTI act publications as laid for the good governance and accountability, for which the people's representatives are not above the people and they must do their duty under the guidelines issued by the constitution of India to discharge their duties freely as recognised with the privileges and immunities stand above the general application of the criminal law described under article 19 (2) of the constitution of India