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The debate and voting on the no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla from the opposition will be held on March 9, 2026. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju said that the second part of the budget session will run from March 9 to April 2. This session will be very interesting because many important laws and a critical bill will be presented in Parliament for debate and passing.
What else did Kiren Rijiju tell?
Apart from this, Kiren Rijiju said that if the opposition party continues its protest like in the first session, then it will be harmful for them in the end. In a statement given to PTI, Rijiju said that on March 9, we will debate the no-confidence motion brought against the Speaker in the Lok Sabha. The rule is to lift it on the first day itself. Voting will take place after the debate.
If the opposition does not participate in the debate, it will be their loss: Rijiju
Rijiju said that if the opposition does not allow the House to function in the second part, then we will use guillotine. It will be a loss for them. If the opposition does not participate in the debate, it is their loss. Rijiju has also said that Trinamool has not signed the no-confidence motion.
Most small parties want to let the House function: Rijiju
Giving information, Rijiju said that most of the small parties want to let the House function. They want to raise their issue before the upcoming assembly elections. There were disruptions in the House on 2 February. When Rahul Gandhi wanted to read some parts of the unpublished book of former Army Chief MM Naravane, but he was not allowed to read it. There was mention of the conflict between India and China in 2020. Apart from this, the Motion of Thanks was passed without the Prime Minister’s speech.