In a bold and inspiring address from Gurugram, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini declared the Youth Mock Parliament not merely a symbolic event but a vibrant platform for nurturing democratic consciousness and participatory governance. Speaking at the grand gathering of students and young leaders, the Chief Minister underscored that the event represented a dynamic laboratory of policy-making and democratic engagement, urging the nation’s youth to emerge not just as passive recipients but active architects of national policies.
Describing the mock parliament as a tribute to democratic values and a moment for political reflection, CM Saini reminded attendees that the session coincided with the anniversary of India’s Emergency period, a dark chapter that stifled civil liberties and tested the resilience of the nation’s democratic institutions. He emphasized that reflecting on such history is crucial for instilling a sense of vigilance among the younger generation to safeguard democratic freedoms and uphold the spirit of the Constitution.
In his emotionally charged speech, the Chief Minister called on the youth to reject dynastic politics and corruption, instead endorsing merit and performance. He lauded Gurugram as a symbol of ambition and innovation, stating that this “Millennium City” has once again proven itself a catalyst for national awakening by hosting an event that symbolizes India’s democratic heartbeat. With palpable enthusiasm, he expressed confidence in the youth of the Amrit Kaal generation to steer India towards becoming a fully developed nation by 2047, positioning the mock parliament as a milestone in that transformative journey.
CM Saini passionately explained that the Indian Parliament should not be seen merely as a stone structure but as the epicenter of 1.4 billion hopes and aspirations. Every word spoken, every law passed within its walls, he said, has the power to transform lives across the remotest corners of the country. He encouraged the youth to engage in debates not with emotion alone but backed by data, research, and informed analysis, emphasizing that constructive criticism rooted in solutions—not disruption—was the lifeblood of any true democracy.
He pointed out that under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership, India has transitioned from a country seeking aid to one offering global solutions. In sectors such as defence, green energy, space research, AI, and semiconductors, India is now shaping the world’s future rather than trailing behind it. He urged the youth to internalize this spirit and reinforce the idea of “Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat” through education, innovation, and civic action.
State Sports Minister Gaurav Gautam echoed these sentiments by invoking the trauma of the 1975 Emergency, describing it not just as a period of emergency but as a time of political tyranny. He criticized the opposition for selectively portraying themselves as defenders of democracy today, while their historical actions undermined it. The Emergency, he said, was a betrayal of India’s constitutional values and a stark reminder of the dangers of authoritarianism.
The event, organized on a massive scale, was attended by senior political leaders including Industry and Commerce Minister Rao Narbir Singh, BJP Haryana President Mohanlal Kaushik, and legislators Mukesh Sharma, Tejpal Tanwar, and Vimla Chaudhary, among others. With vibrant debates, role plays, and parliamentary simulations, the Youth Mock Parliament in Gurugram succeeded in inspiring a new generation to understand, protect, and enrich India’s democratic journey.
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