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Home»National News»Parliament Budget Session 2026 Live Updates: Oppn’s no-trust motion against Speaker Om Birla defeated
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Parliament Budget Session 2026 Live Updates: Oppn’s no-trust motion against Speaker Om Birla defeated

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Om Birla, Lok Sabha, No confidence motionA no-confidence motion against Lok Speaker Om Birla was defeated Wednesday. (File Photo)

Parliament Budget Session 2026 Live Updates: A no-confidence motion against Lok Speaker Om Birla was defeated Wednesday. Underlining that the Speaker didn’t belong to the government but all political parties, Union Home Minister Amit 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. Shah also targeted Congress leader Rahul Gandhi: “When sessions come, he plans foreign trips. So, how will he speak here from abroad?” The motion was introduced by Congress MP Mohammad Jawed and received the backing of more than 50 MPs, allowing it to be formally taken up for discussion in the House.

The resolution against the Speaker has significant support from the Opposition, with 118 Opposition MPs signing the motion, alleging that Om Birla displayed “partisan behaviour” and failed to maintain the impartiality expected from the Speaker’s office. BJP MP Jagdambika Pal, who was presiding, allowed the motion and allotted 10 hours for debate, urging members to remain focused on the resolution.

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The debate began on Tuesday amid sharp exchanges between the Opposition and the ruling BJP. Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi said the resolution was meant to protect the dignity of Parliament rather than target Birla personally, while Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju defended the Speaker and criticised Opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, triggering a political back-and-forth involving Priyanka Gandhi Vadra.