Opposition parties can bring a no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. Opposition parties may bring a no-confidence motion against the Lok Sabha Speaker, alleging favoritism in the House and ending Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s parliamentary membership. This no-confidence motion can be brought against the Lok Sabha Speaker on Monday.
According to media reports, a no-confidence motion may be moved on Monday against the Lok Sabha Speaker who has been accused of discontinuing Rahul Gandhi’s membership and of being biased in the House. Explain that the Sessions Court in Surat, Gujarat had convicted Rahul Gandhi in the 2019 defamation case. On Friday, March 24, a day after the court convicted Rahul Gandhi, he was disqualified from the Lok Sabha. This means that Rahul Gandhi can no longer contest any election for eight years, unless a High Court stays his sentence.
Explain that to bring a no-confidence motion, there should be the support of 50 members. Opposition parties have the necessary numbers to bring a no-confidence motion against the Speaker, but for this it is most important that the proceedings of the House go on. The opposition is accusing Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla of not giving Rahul Gandhi a chance to speak in Parliament and suppressing the voice of the opposition. Opposition parties are also attacking Rahul Gandhi for disqualification from membership after his conviction. At the same time, many opposition parties, including the Congress, are continuously creating ruckus regarding this matter. At the same time, the Congress party is also protesting from the House to the Parliament.
A day earlier i.e. on March 27, when the proceedings of the Lok Sabha started and the Speaker reached his seat, only then the opposition MPs who reached the Parliament in black clothes came to the well saying you are killing democracy and the opposition MPs also threw papers towards the speaker.
