Suhana Muhammed, a student in the eleventh grade at Perumbavoor Girls School, took on the role of speaker during the student parliament organized by the Ernakulam center of the Child Welfare Committee (CWC) at Pappan Chettan hall in the city last Saturday. Expressing her thoughts on the experience, she mentioned, “My responsibility involved maintaining order in the parliament, and I believe I fulfilled my duties effectively.”
Muhammed was among the 500 students from different schools in the district who participated in the parliament session. The CWC officials stated that the purpose of the event was to promote awareness about democratic principles and parliamentary procedures among the upcoming electorate.
The discussions during the simulated parliament session primarily revolved around student-centric issues such as mid-day meals, child labor, and educational reforms. The CWC officials provided the students with a brief orientation on parliamentary protocols.
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