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For the good and efficient operation of the Indian Parliament, some unique rights have been given. These benefits enabled the elected members of parliament to do their duties more effectively, self-assuredly, and without needless intervention. In this review study, the researcher will analyse the meaning and genesis of the idea of parliamentary privilege. The researcher will also discuss the ways in which India and a few other countries have used parliamentary privileges. In order to ascertain how legislative privileges in India differ from those in the United Kingdom and the United States, the researcher will employ a comparative method when examining the issue. Since various nations have distinct laws governing parliamentary privileges and immunities, the laws of privilege in nations with continental systems, like France, Britain, and Australia, are pertinent when examining the theory of parliamentary privilege. Furthermore, like South Africa, India is an ancient democracy with a three-tiered structure of governance. The author has used comparative research analysis in this work to assist evaluate and analyse the scope of India's parliamentary privileges and immunities.