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<h1>Parliamentary Privileges Shield Lawmakers' Speech, Protecting Free Expression and Debate During Legislative Proceedings Under Constitutional Framework</h1> Article 105 of the Indian Constitution establishes parliamentary privileges and protections. Members of Parliament have freedom of speech within Parliament and cannot be legally prosecuted for statements or votes made during proceedings. Parliamentary houses retain powers, privileges, and immunities as defined by law, with current provisions maintained from before the 1978 Constitutional Amendment. These protections extend to persons authorized to participate in parliamentary proceedings, ensuring legislative independence and open dialogue.