Delhi/Hyderabad, Feb 10 (Maxim News) Opposition MPs have given no-confidence notices against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. On Tuesday afternoon, Congress MPs handed over the notices to the Lok Sabha Secretary General. 119 MPs have signed the no-confidence notices. Congress, DMK and SP MPs are among the signatories. However, some parties in the India Alliance have not agreed to sign the no-confidence notices. TMC has refused to support this no-confidence motion.
Meanwhile, the opposition is alleging that Speaker Om Birla is not allowing them to speak in the House. During the recent budget session, 8 opposition party MPs were suspended. The MPs were suspended after Congress leader Rahul Gandhi insisted on a discussion on the issues in the unpublished book by former Army Chief Naravane regarding India-China tensions. In this context, the Congress, angered by the Speaker’s behavior, has moved a no-confidence motion.
Normally, 14 days’ notice is required to move a no-confidence motion. Accordingly, the no-confidence motion is likely to be debated in the House during the second budget session. The first budget session will begin on January 8 and end on February 13. The second session will begin on March 9 and continue till April 2. (Maxim News)
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