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No-Confidence Motion Debate: Heated Exchange Between Rahul Gandhi and Ravi Shankar Prasad in Parliament, Rahul Reiterates ‘PM Compromised’ Jibe
The motion backed by 118 Opposition MPs alleges Speaker Om Birla showed bias favoring the ruling party, sparking a 10-hour parliamentary debate during the Budget Session.
- On Tuesday, the Opposition moved a no-confidence resolution against Om Birla, Lok Sabha Speaker, triggering a heated debate in the Lok Sabha.
- Gaurav Gogoi said 'This resolution has been brought as a responsibility to protect the dignity of the House, not personally against Om Birla,' amid disputes over quoting excerpts from Naravane's unpublished memoirs, Gogoi said.
- Mohammad Jawed read out the notice to move the resolution, backed by K Suresh and Mallu Ravi, with more than 50 MPs standing in support, and 118 Opposition MPs signed the resolution alleging partisan behaviour.
- Jagdambika Pal, BJP MP , granted leave to move the motion and set 10 hours for the debate, urging MPs to confine remarks to the resolution.
- The debate is taking place during the Budget Session, which runs until April 2, 2026, and Amit Shah, Union Home Minister, is expected to speak today around 4-5 pm.
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No-confidence motion debate: Heated exchange between Rahul Gandhi and Ravi Shankar Prasad in Parliament, Rahul reiterates ‘PM compromised’ jibe
Rahul Gandhi and Ravi Shankar Prasad clash in Parliament over allegations of PM Modi being compromised during a no-confidence motion debate.
Rahul Gandhi, Ravi Shankar Prasad Clash in Parliament; Congress Leader Repeats ‘PM Compromised’ Remark
Lok Sabha witnessed a sharp confrontation on Wednesday as Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi and senior Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Ravi Shankar Prasad engaged in a heated exchange over the ongoing conflict in West Asia. Rahul Gandhi, Ravi Shankar Prasad Clash in Parliament; Congress Leader Repeats ‘PM Compromised’ Remark.
Parliament Budget Session LIVE: Ravi Shankar Prasad says PM Modi can never be compromised, slams Rahul Gandhi
Parliament Budget Session LIVE: The Budget Session of the Parliament began on January 28. The first phase concluded on February 13, while the second phase is scheduled to continue until April 2.
Rahul Gandhi launched a scathing attack on PM Modi, saying that the Prime Minister doesn't want to discuss the matter. The reason is that a discussion would raise questions about his position and expose the compromises that have been made. The issue of blackmailing the Prime Minister could also arise. Therefore, he thought it best to flee Parliament.
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