India's Parliament Enters Second Phase: No-Confidence Motion Against Speaker Possible

ExtensionAdd as a preferredsource on google The second phase of the Budget Session of Parliament begins today. This phase may begin with the possibility of a discussion on the no-confidence motion against the Speaker of the Lok Sabha. The Opposition had given a notice against the Speaker of the Lok Sabha during the first phase of the Budget Session itself, which has 118 MPs'signatures. At that time, Trinamool Congress MPs had not signed the motion, but now the party has made it clear that it will support this motion of the Opposition. Read MoreTrending VideosThere are certain rules for bringing a no-confidence motion against the Speaker of the Lok Sabha. Under this, a notice has to be given 14 days in advance with the signature of at least two MPs and the support of at least 50 members in the House. In this case, Congress MPs Mohammad Javed, Kodikunnil Suresh and Mallu Ravi have given a notice of motion. What is the notice given in the advertisement notice? Apart from the notice given in the notice, the Leader of the Opposition and eight other opposition MPs have not been given an opportunity to speak in the entire Budget Session.