What is the role of the Speaker in the joint sitting of both Houses?
The Speaker does not have a specific role in the joint sitting of both Houses. According to Article 108, if after a Bill has been passed by one House and is pending in the other House or a Committee of the latter, the President may summon either House to meet in a joint sitting for the purpose of passing the Bill. During this joint sitting, members from both Houses vote on the Bill, but there is no mention of a Speaker's role in conducting or overseeing the proceedings.