Summarizing Article 105 and 194 of the constitution of India it states105- Power, privileges, etc.

of the house of parliament and of members and of committee thereof;

(1) Freedom of Speech.

(2) No member shall be liable for any proceeding in respect to anything said or any vote given by
him and no one shall be liable for any publication.

(3) In other respects, the powers, privileges and immunities of each house of parliament and of the
members and the committee of each house, shall be as may from time to time defined by parliament
and until so defined shall be those of house and of its members and committee immediately before
coming into force of section 15 of constitution act 1978.

(4) The above provision shall apply to all those persons who have the right to speak in and
otherwise to take part in proceeding of house of parliament.

194- Power, privileges, etc., of the house of legislature and of the members and committees
thereof;

(1) Freedom of speech.

(2) No member shall be liable for any proceeding in respect to anything said or any vote given by
him and no one shall be liable for any publication.

(3) In other respects, the powers, privileges and immunities of each house of parliament and of the
members and the committee of each house, shall be as may from time to time defined by legislature
and until so defined shall be those of house and of its members and committee immediately before
coming into force of section 26 of constitution act 1978.

(4) The above provision shall apply to all those persons who have the right to speak in and
otherwise to take part in proceeding of that legislature. Hence from the above 2 different Article
of Indian constitution it can be inferred that the position of state legislature is same as those of
house of parliament.

Freedom of Speech: The Freedom of speech in the Parliament under this clause is absolute and is
independent of Art.19(1) a. The stage has been set for fearless participation in the debates in the
House. A member