Expression of dissent is central to the functioning of the Parliament. In light of this, discuss the role of the Leader of Opposition (LoP) in India's parliamentary system.

Parliament expresses the voice of opposition. Under the opposition, ideally defined as leader having second largest number of MPs on per salaries as allowances of leader of Opposition Act. Expression of dissent essential business i To express various opinions. ii A check on executive excess and balanced powers. iii To ensure the spirit of laws and constitutionalism are upheld. iv To propose alternative opinions and laws like - private members bill. Role of leader of opposition: i To funnel the divisive voice of opinion and express it to government. ii To check misadministration and raise public issues. iii On behalf of shadow parliament, have an alternative vision ready for policies. iv To ensure socially and rightfully justified price so that ruling party doesn't miss out on the margins. v In appointment of various bodies. vi Constitutional are seeking [assumption as seen in 14th LoK Sabha - S5 Seats assuming [not taken]. vi Officially role - as seen in 14th LoK Sabha S5 Seats assuming assumption. (2) As ideologically parties are not much different - leads to identity politics, dissent and opposing voices ensure circulation of ideas to get better policies.