Monsoon session: No-confidence motion in Lok Sabha
Monsoon session: No-confidence motion in Lok Sabha…
Congress mp Gaurav Gogoi on wednesday (July 26) gave notice of no-confidence motion against the Modi government at the Center to lok sabha Speaker Om Birla. It was approved by the lok sabha speaker. In fact, the opposition is constantly demanding prime minister Narendra Modi's statement in parliament on the issue of ethnic violence in Manipur.
As per the rules, it is believed that the no-confidence motion can be discussed in the parliament next week. With the beginning of the monsoon session, proceedings in both the Houses of the parliament have been disrupted due to the uproar by the opposition. On wednesday (July 26) too, the proceedings of lok sabha and rajya sabha were adjourned till 12 o'clock.
If the notice of no-confidence motion is given at 10 am, then according to the rules, the Speaker takes a decision on the same day. Let us know that 10 big things related to no-confidence motion and its rules and regulations…
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After receiving the notice of the no-confidence motion, the lok sabha speaker will see whether the notice is supported by at least 50 MPs as per the rules and then he will fix a time and date for discussing the issue.
Any lok sabha mp can bring a motion of no confidence provided that mp has signatures of more than 50 lok sabha members.