Political Brawl Series: Why Indian Politicians Have a Rational Fear of Public Speaking
Political debate can get heated at the best of times, and every once in a blue moon, politicians will spurn the verbal joust for a good ole donnybrook, because we all know nothing builds respect for political institutions like brawling legislators. Apoliticus is featuring a continued series on political brawls that are sure to get you to tuning in to C-span over The Fight Network.
Indian Politicians throw the talking stick
Indian Politicians give a new meaning to the term “sharing the mic”, as they determine that a microphone bludgeoning is a much more efficient means of convincing your opponent of the error of his ways than a microphone speech. This brawl broke out in New Dehli as legislators met to discuss a sensitive civil rights issue (note: they would have scored full irony points if it was a freedom of speech issue).
As an aside, some of the legislators have an oddly sophisticated microphone throwing technique, leading us to believe that this assembly has seen “microphone as missile” before.




