House Will Be Run by Its Rules Not by Rules of a Party: Home Minister Shah Slams Opposition in Lok Sabha over Resolution Against Speaker.

No-Confidence Motion Against Speaker Om Birla Defeated in Lok Sabha

The Lok Sabha on 11 March 2026 rejected the Opposition’s no-confidence motion seeking the removal of Speaker Om Birla. The motion, moved by Congress MP Mohammad Jawed and supported by over 50 MPs, was dismissed by a voice vote after a day-long debate. The motion was rejected after a voice vote, following a debate marked by disruptions and strong statements from both sides. Union Home Minister Amit Shah addressed the House, criticising the Opposi…

Opposition's no-confidence motion against Speaker Om Birla defeated in Lok Sabha

Shah said even the Supreme Court couldn’t judge the ruling of the Speaker. Shah said this while speaking during the debate over the motion earlier in the day.

House will be run by its rules not by rules of a party: Home Minister Shah slams opposition in Lok Sabha over resolution against Speaker.

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"Questioning Speaker's Integrity Means Questioning Our Democracy": Amit Shah

Union home minister Amit Shah, speaking during the debate on the Opposition's no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, said today that "questioning the Speaker's integrity" is the same as questioning the country's democracy.

Winks, kisses, low attendance in Parliament: Amit Shah shreds Rahul Gandhi

While defending the Lok Sabha speaker during his speech on the no-trust motion, Amit Shah launched a scathing attack against the Leader of the Opposition for his alleged low attendance in Parliament and took a jibe at his foreign trips and actions like winking eyes and blowing flying kisses.

‘Parliament Is Not a Circus’: Shah Backs Speaker’s Authority, Slams Congress Over No-Trust Motion

Speaking during the debate in the Lok Sabha, Shah said the House was witnessing an unusual situation, noting that a motion against the Speaker had come after several decades.