Constitution (130th Amendment) Bill, 2025 – Evaluating constitutional limits on the presumption of innocence in cases ofcorruption and influence-based misconduct involving ministers, and establishing clear,enforceable frameworks for ministerial accountability.
AGENDA
Lok sabha
As the cornerstone of India’s democratic framework, the Lok Sabha serves as the primary arena for legislative debate, political contest, and public accountability. At a time when laws of transparency and governance are increasingly under criticism, the committee this year addresses one of the most pressing challenges facing our democracy: ensuring integrity in public office. The need to maintain trust in institutions has made accountability a central concern in contemporary governance. The proposed Constitution (130th Amendment) Bill, 2025 seeks to examine whether the principle of presumption of innocence should remain absolute in cases involving corruption and influence-based misconduct by ministers. It raises critical concerns about balancing individual rights with the need for stronger accountability mechanisms, and whether existing legal frameworks are sufficient to address potential abuses of power. The debate also touches upon the risks of misuse and the implications for democratic functioning. Here at DSMUN 2026, delegates will engage in structured parliamentary debate, navigating legal, ethical, and political complexities. Discussions will require careful reasoning, negotiation, and clarity of thought, as decisions taken within this committee aim to strengthen institutional integrity while protecting the principles of justice and democratic governance.
CHAIRPERSON
Ayaaz ferozi
Ayaaz Ferozi is a 12th-grade ISC student with a keen interest in Economics and History. Beyond the classroom, he has been actively involved in the world of MUN, where he has served both as a delegate and as part of the Executive Board. He has also contributed significantly at the institutional level, serving as Head of the Organising Committee for events such as Kamla Jeevan and the Chuckerbutty Debates. An articulate and confident speaker, he has honed his skills across multiple platforms, including debating and dramatics, where he also serves as the Hindi Debating Captain of his House and has held the position of Boy-in-Charge of Public Speaking in Hindi. His leadership in debating and oratory has been complemented by consistent participation and representation across inter-house and inter-school activities. In the field of editorial and literary work, Ayaaz serves as Editor-in-Chief of Circle, Chief of Production for Vibgyor, and Senior Editor for Srijan Prayas. On the theatrical front, Ayaaz is a seasoned actor, having performed in multiple drama productions. On the sports field, he enjoys playing cricket. Stepping up from his role as Deputy Chairperson at last year’s conference, he is proud to serve as the Chairperson for the Lok Sabha at DSMUN 2026.
As Committee Director of the Lok Sabha, Aineshh provides a unique combination of scientific and diplomatic knowledge to this committee. As an ISC curriculum student, he specialises in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, and he exhibits a remarkable ability to thrive at the nexus of rigorous academic study and quality debate at the same time. Although Aineshh's career goal is to work in medical sciences, he is an accomplished debater who is intellectually curious regarding the complexities of Indian politics. Because of his scientific background, Aineshh takes a different view of parliamentary activities, comparing proceedings using analytical reasoning and providing evidence-based support with respect to problem-solving. As a member of the Executive Board, Aineshh is dedicated to upholding the standard of excellence with which the Lok Sabha has become well known. Delegates will experience a session of detail-oriented discussion and an unwavering belief in the power of political action through recognition of factual information.
