No-confidence motion passed against the government on Manipur

No-Confidence Motion: No-Confidence Motion: In the Lok Sabha on Wednesday, the Congress presented a no-confidence motion against the government. Which was approved by Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi moved a no-confidence motion when the proceedings of the Lok Sabha resumed at 12 noon. After the support of more than 50 MPs under the rules, the speaker said that the time for the debate on the motion of no confidence will be decided after talking to all the parties. However, while raising slogans, the opposition started demanding the presence of PM Modi. After this the Lok Sabha was adjourned till 2 pm.

Earlier, there was an uproar in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha on the issue of Manipur and both the Houses were adjourned till 12 noon.

On the other hand, action resumed in the Rajya Sabha as well. But the opposition MPs continued to raise slogans of 'We want justice, PM Modi answer'.

Statements of MPs on no-confidence motion.

Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs Arjun Ram Meghwal – First he wanted discussion. When we were ready, he brought up the issue of rules. Now they have brought a new issue that the PM should come and start the discussion. I think these are all excuses.

Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Priyanka Chaturvedi - If we are using the no-confidence motion to bring the PM to Parliament, we will be doing a great service to this country.

RJD MP Manoj Jha - We know numbers are not in our favor, but democracy is not just about numbers. Perhaps he can be forced to say something on the pretext of a no-confidence motion. This would be the biggest achievement.

What is the motive of the opposition behind the motion of no confidence?

The opposition knows that the government will easily prove its majority in the house, but after the approval of the no-confidence motion, the Prime Minister's speech will also take place.

If we talk about the figures, the NDA currently has 335 MPs in the Lok Sabha. The first no-confidence motion against the Modi government came on 20 July 2018. Then the government got 325 votes, the opposition got 126 votes.

What happened in last 4 days in parliament

July 20 Day 1: Monsoon session of Parliament begins, on the first day, as soon as proceedings begin in both houses of Parliament, opposition MPs create ruckus over Manipur incident. Due to this, the proceedings of both the Houses were adjourned for the next day.

July 21 Day 2: On the second day of the session, the opposition created ruckus on the issue of Manipur. The proceedings of both the Houses were adjourned till 24 July. On the second day of the session, the Lok Sabha proceedings lasted for a total of 19 minutes and the Rajya Sabha proceedings for a total of 18 minutes.

July 24, third day: On the third day of monsoon, there was a lot of uproar in the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha over the Manipur issue. Opposition MPs raised slogans. Due to the uproar, the proceedings of both the Houses of Parliament were adjourned till 25 July.

July 25 Fourth day: On Tuesday, MPs raised slogans in the Lok Sabha on the Manipur issue and displayed posters of India for Manipur near the Speaker's podium. The proceedings of the House had to be adjourned first till 12 o'clock and then till 2 o'clock. On the other hand, the Rajya Sabha started for the third time amidst sloganeering. The action lasted for more than two hours after the opposition's walkout. During this the Constitution (Scheduled Tribes) Order (Fifth Amendment) Bill 2022 was passed. The proceedings were adjourned till the next day.

Uproar in the House over the statement on Manipur and I.N.D.I.A.

1. Nothing will happen by usurping the name of India – PM Modi

BJP parliamentary party meeting was chaired by PM Modi. In which the PM said on the name of the opposition alliance I.N.D.I.A – Those who want power and want to break the country are keeping names like East India Company and Indian Mujahideen. India is also included in this. The name India also appears in the Popular Front of India (PFI), but people will not be misled by it.

2. PM Modi is comparing India with East India – Kharge

In Rajya Sabha, Kharge said that girls are being raped in Manipur. He is burning in the fire of violence. We are talking about Manipur and PM Modi is comparing India with East India Company. You talk about Manipur, don't you?

The central government will bring 31 bills in the monsoon session, there will be 17 meetings in the session

The monsoon session will continue till August 11. During this there will be 17 meetings. The central government is bringing 31 bills in the monsoon session. Of these, 21 are new bills, while 10 bills have already been introduced in one of the Houses of the Parliament. They will be discussed. The most discussed bill is the ordinance related to transfer-posting of officers in Delhi.