'INDIA' vs 'NDA': Debate on no-confidence motion to take place from August 8 | Oneindia News
The date of the showdown between the BJP govt and the opposition has been finalized. The lower house of the Parliament i.e Lok Sabha will take up the no-trust motion moved by the Opposition over the ongoing ethnic-clashes in Manipur next week. The debate on this no-confidence motion moved by the grand opposition alliance will be held in the Lok Sabha on August 8 and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will reply to the debate on August 10. Earlier, the government had said that Home Minister Amit Shah will reply to the debate on the Manipur situation, but the Opposition parties had been demanding detailed response from the Prime Minister on the crucial matter.
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00:00 The date of the showdown between the BJP government and the opposition has been finalised.
00:05 The lower house of the parliament, that is Lok Sabha, will take up the no-trust motion
00:10 moved by the opposition over the ongoing ethnic clashes in Manipur next week.
00:15 The debate on this no-confidence motion moved by the Grand Opposition Alliance will be held
00:19 in the Lok Sabha on August 8 and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will reply to the debate on
00:24 August 10.
00:26 Earlier, the government had said that Home Minister Amit Shah will reply to the debate
00:31 on the Manipur situation but the opposition parties had been demanding detailed response
00:35 from the Prime Minister himself on this crucial matter.
00:38 MPs belonging to the opposition alliance bloc including Congress Parliamentary Party Chief
00:43 Sonia Gandhi, National Conference President Farooq Abdullah, DMK's TR Balu and NCP leader
00:50 Supriya Sule stood up for the head count when the Lok Sabha Speaker presented the motion.
00:56 This no-confidence motion was moved by Congress MP Gaurav Guboi on behalf of the opposition
01:01 parties.
01:02 This will be the second time after 2018 that PM Narendra Modi will be facing such a motion
01:07 in the parliament.
01:08 The first no-confidence motion against Narendra Modi government was moved by the TDP in 2018
01:14 over the non-allocation of adequate funds for the successor state of Andhra Pradesh
01:19 but it was not taken up by the house.
01:21 However, as far as this no-confidence motion is concerned, its adoption would hardly mean
01:26 anything for the ruling regime.
01:28 The Narendra Modi government which enjoys the support of at least 332 MPs in the Lok
01:33 Sabha faces virtually no threat from this no-confidence motion.
01:38 The opposition, low on numbers, is not expecting to get the motion passed.
01:42 Its only aim is to get Prime Minister to speak on Manipur, a demand that the government has
01:47 so far brushed off.
01:50 A no-confidence motion is a parliamentary motion which is moved only in the Lok Sabha
01:55 against the entire council of ministers stating that they are no longer deemed fit to hold
02:00 positions of responsibility due to their inadequacy in some respect or their failure to carry
02:06 out their constitutional obligations.
02:09 No prior reason needs to be stated for its adoption in the Lok Sabha and it cannot be
02:13 moved against just a single minister.
02:15 A motion of no-confidence against the government can be introduced only in the Lok Sabha under
02:20 Rule 198.
02:22 The constitution of India does not mention about either a confidence or a no-confidence
02:27 motion.
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