Why is the opposition bringing a no-confidence motion? Reason
Why is the opposition bringing a no-confidence motion? Reason…
There is a deadlock between the ruling party and the opposition in the parliament regarding Manipur violence. Meanwhile, the aggressive opposition is planning to bring a no-confidence motion against the Modi government in the lok sabha on wednesday (July 26). Speaking to news agency ANI, leader of Opposition in the Lower house AdhirRanjanChowdhary said that the opposition parties will bring a no-confidence motion against the government in the lok sabha on Wednesday.
Statement of AdhirRanjanChowdhary
AdhirRanjanChowdhary said, “Today (July 25) it has been decided that we will have no other option but to resort to the no-confidence motion as the government is not accepting the demands of the opposition parties on the issue of Manipur. At least the PM should make a strong statement in the parliament because apart from the prime minister of India, he is also our leader in the parliament, but he is rejecting our demand.He said, “Though, it is naturally a spontaneous demand, still the prime minister is not considering our demand. That's why we thought of bringing a no-confidence motion. Where the main opposition argues that the allegations leveled against the government should be answered by the prime minister himself. We have been disappointed by this effort and having no other option, we are forced to resort to this parliamentary instrument called no-confidence motion.
Why is the opposition bringing a no-confidence motion even after the defeat is certain?
The question arises that why the opposition is taking this step even after the defeat is decided according to the numerical strength? According to the news agency, the opposition parties argue that they will win the battle of creating concepts by surrounding the government on the Manipur issue during the discussion. Opposition parties argued that it was also a strategy to force prime minister Narendra Modi to speak in parliament on the Manipur issue.The government is insisting that only the Union home minister will answer the discussion on the situation in Manipur. At the same time, the opposition parties have clearly said that prime minister Narendra Modi should answer on Manipur in the Parliament.