The Monsoon Session abysmally failed to address critical national issues, particularly student protests concerning education and youth's future. Parliament passed bills without debate, ignoring deeper structural problems. The author criticizes both government and Opposition, holding the government primarily responsible for ensuring meaningful discussion. Prime Minister and Home Minister's absence and inter-party antagonism highlighted Parliament's unwillingness to listen. This session missed a vital opportunity to bridge the "street and institution" gap, leaving demands for accountability unresolved and proving an arid, unresponsive period.