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During the budget session of Parliament, the opposition has made full preparations to bring a no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. The opposition has also given a notice to bring a no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, but in this notice the opposition has made a big mistake. In the notice given by the opposition to bring the no-confidence motion, the year 2025 has been written in place of the year 2026.
ABP News has an exclusive copy of the notice given by the opposition to remove Om Birla from the post of Lok Sabha Speaker, in which the mistake in writing the date is clearly visible. In such a situation, it is also clear that the proposal given by the opposition will now be directly rejected.
Rahul Gandhi held a meeting with opposition leaders
In fact, opposition MPs allege that Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla is not allowing Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi to speak in the House. In such a situation, if this attitude continues, they will bring a no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. Opposition leaders took a decision in this regard by holding a meeting with Congress MP Rahul Gandhi.
According to sources, in the meeting with Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi, all the opposition parties had agreed to bring a no-confidence motion against the Lok Sabha Speaker, after which the Lok Sabha Secretary General was to submit a notice for the no-confidence motion, but a major mistake has come to light in the notice submitted by the opposition.
There is a heated dispute going on between the ruling party and the opposition in the Parliament.
It is noteworthy that during the budget session of Parliament, the heated argument between the ruling party and the opposition has been going on since the beginning. Opposition parties are trying to corner the central government on many issues including MNREGA, VB-G Ram Ji Act, trade agreement between India and America. During this period, heated exchanges are continuously taking place between the ruling party and the opposition in both the houses of the Parliament, Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. At the same time, the proceedings of the House have been adjourned several times due to opposition’s demonstrations and sloganeering.