Indian Parliament Sees Unprecedented Move as Opposition Seeks to Remove Lok Sabha Speaker

The second phase of the budget session of the Lok Sabha begins today and with this, the political stir has intensified inside the Parliament. This time the opposition has given a notice of motion to remove Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, due to which the issue has become the center of discussion. In fact, the opposition parties have taken the initiative to bring a no-confidence motion against the Speaker. After this, many questions have begun to be raised. Has such a motion been brought against any Lok Sabha Speaker before?, What is the process of bringing it? And what is the major mistake of the opposition while giving the notice this time? According to the Constitution and the rules of the Lok Sabha, if an MP feels that the Speaker should be removed from the post, he can give a notice of motion for this. It is necessary to give a notice of at least 14 days before this motion. After this, it can be discussed in the House and it is decided through voting that the Speaker will not remain in his post. This time, however, some important questions are being raised about the opposition.