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The first-day debate on “No Confidence Motion” against the current NDA government is “Much Ado About Nothing”.
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The govt of Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday (Jul 18) won a confidence vote as members of the UK Parliament did not support the vote of no-confidence in the govt of the outgoing Prime Minister.
After a long drama, Congress fated to a huge setback in Puducherry with govt collapsing in the Union Territory with the submission of resignation of Puducherry CM V Narayanasamy to the interim Lt Governor of the UT, Dr Tamilisai Soundarajan.
Today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led NDA government is all set to face a no-confidence motion in Lok Sabha which was moved by Opposition. Notably, this is the first no-confidence motion in four years of BJP-led NDA government.
BJP-led NDA government is facing a no-confidence motion in Lok Sabha which was moved by opposition parties including Telugu Desam Party (TDP) and Congress over the various issues including special status for Andhra Pradesh and mob lynching incidents. The voting on no-confidence Motion will take place at 6 pm.
Live Telecast on No Confidence Motion discussion in Lok Sabha
Congress president Rahul Gandhi was not successful to bring an earthquake in Lok Sabha but was successful to bring in social media again because of his childish smiles, hug and wink which totally washed off all the points tabled by him. His ‘Wink’ has flooded Twitter with memes which compares him with famous viral wink video of actress Priya Varrier.
Today is a historic day as “Democracy’ is prevailed in the country as BJP-led NDA government, which was voted to power democratically by people has defeated the no-confidence motion moved by opposition parties including TDP and Congress.
As soon as Monsoon session began in Parliament, opposition parties including Congress and Telugu Desham Party (TDP) moved a no-confidence motion against the Centre but PM Modi-led government is confident of defeating it. Notably, position parties including Congress and TDP moved no-confidence motion against the Centre citing mob-lynching and various issues on which the discussions will be held today. However, Centre is confident of defeating it.
Ahead of the crucial no-confidence motion against the BJP led Central government, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister and Telugu Desam National President Nara Chandra Babu requested all lawmakers across the country to back TDP’s move against the center.
The monsoon session in Parliament began on a stormy note and a high-voltage drama as the opposition made a ruckus in the proceedings with protests and slogans. As soon as the Lok Sabha session began, the opposition parties including TDP and Congress moved a no-confidence motion against the Centre in Lok Sabha. However, the discussion on no-confidence motion will take place on Friday.
Amidst all party meeting assuring support and smooth functioning of the proceedings during the Monsoon Session, a different picture comes in limelight with Congress Leader Mallikarjun Kharge stating that the opposition is trying to bring in vote of no confidence.
A no-confidence motion could not be taken up even today again amid protests even as Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ananth Kumar said both sides were willing to have a debate on it.
In Sri Lanka, the Joint opposition handed over a motion of no-confidence against Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe to the Parliament Speaker. It has been signed by a total of 55 MPs, including 51 from the Joint Opposition and 4 MPs from the Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP).
House is not in order and so no-confidence motion cannot be moved, said Lok Sabha Speaker today after the house was adjourned amidst ruckus created by the several political parties over no-confidence motion.
“We are ready to discuss on the issue of no-confidence motion and we appeal to everyone that there should be a discussion on the issue,” said Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh while talking amidst ruckus created by several political parties in Lok Sabha. No confidence motion remained to abstain as Lok Sabha today was adjourned after continuous chaos.
Sensing the opportunity to destabilise the BJP govt, 10 political political parties including Congress. TMC, TDP, TRS, YSR Congress, CPM, AAP, CPI, RJD, and All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (MIM) have announced their support to the No Confidence motion.
