The opposition on Tuesday, February 10, submitted a notice for moving a resolution to remove Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla from office.

The Opposition INDIA bloc has submitted a notice of no-confidence against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, citing the repeated denial of opportunities for Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi to speak. The notice highlights persistent disruptions, the suspension of Opposition members, and alleged 'selective action' by the Chair. Opposition leaders also raised objections regarding the lack of action against BJP MP Nishikant Dubey for controversial remarks concerning women MPs. One speaker emphasized a constructive approach, stating, 'Instead of trying to flex muscles, we want to give an opportunity to the chair,' but warned of impeachment proceedings if grievances are not addressed within three days. Conversely, BJP women MPs have sought action against Opposition members for a February 4th incident where they allegedly gheraoed the Prime Minister's Chair. Another speaker expressed gratitude towards the Prime Minister for handling a tense situation with 'great patience,' preventing the matter from escalating further.

New-Delhi: Congress party on Tuesday submitted a notice of no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla to the Secretary General of the Lok

TMC declines to sign the resolution for Lok Sabha Speaker's removal, advocating for a restrained, constructive approach instead.

NEW DELHI, Feb 10: Opposition leaders on Tuesday said they would take a call on submitting a notice to move a resolution seeking removal of the Lok Sabha Speaker after holding a meeting with Speaker Om Birla. The issue was discussed during a meeting of floor leaders of various Opposition parties held in the chamber […]

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TMC on Feb 10 said the opposition should first approach the Lok Sabha speaker with their grievances before moving a no-confidence.

New Delhi: Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla has decided on moral grounds that he will not attend the proceedings of the House till the disposal of the