Lok Sabha Speaker Post: For the third time since independence, elections for the post of Lok Sabha Speaker will be held on Wednesday. There is a lot of activity between the ruling and opposition parties regarding the Lok Sabha Speaker election. Where both the camps are busy in wooing their allies and making strategies. Meanwhile, Om Birla is contesting for the post of Speaker for the second time from the NDA. Whereas, from the All India Congress has made K. Suresh its candidate.
Actually, BJP MP Om Birla has been elected MP from Kota, Rajasthan. While Congress’ Suresh has won the election from Mavelikara, Kerala. Suresh has been an MP for 8 times. Actually, the opposition wants the post of deputy speaker. At present, the ruling party says that they will look into this matter later. First the opposition should support the post of speaker, but the opposition party wants to work on the policy of ‘give with one hand and take with the other’. So that the post of deputy speaker can be taken.
BJP’s intentions are not clear- Rahul Gandhi
Because, on behalf of the opposition, Rahul Gandhi said that Mallikarjun Kharge received a call from Union Minister Rajnath Singh. Rajnath Singh asked the Speaker for support for his Speaker. The opposition has clearly said that we will support the Speaker but the opposition should get a Deputy Speaker. Rajnath Singh had said yesterday evening that he will return Kharge’s call. Till now, Kharge has not received any reply.
He further said that PM Modi is saying that there should be constructive cooperation but our leader is being insulted. In such a situation, his intentions are not clear. Narendra Modi They do not want any constructive cooperation. It is a tradition that the deputy speaker should be from the opposition. The opposition has said that if the tradition is maintained, we will give full support.
What is the number in Lok Sabha right now?
Actually, NDA has 293 Lok Sabha MPs. Whereas, All India Alliance has a majority of 233 MPs. Apart from this, other MPs have a majority of 16 MPs. In which BJP has 240 and TDP has 16, JDU has 12, LJP Ram Vilas has 5, JDS has 2, Jansena has 2 and Rashtriya Lok Dal has 2 MPs. Apart from this, NCP has 1, HAM has 1, Assam Gana Parishad has 1, United People’s Party Liberal has 1, Apna Dal has 1, Sikkim Krantikari Morcha has 1, All Jharkhand Student Union has 1.
Know what the statistics say?
In this series, opposition party India Alliance has 233 MPs, out of which Congress has a majority of 98 MPs. Apart from this, among the opposition parties, SP has 37, TMC 29, DMK 22, Shiv Sena Uddhav Thackeray 9, Sharad Pawar NCP 8, RJD 4, CPM 4, whereas, Jharkhand Mukti Morcha has 3. AAP has 3 MPs. Indian Union Muslim League 3, CPI 2, Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) Liberation 2, Jammu and Kashmir National Conference 2, Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi 2, Kerala Congress 2, Revolutionary Samajwadi Party 1, RLP 1, BAP 1, MDMK 1 MP.
Apart from this, the list of other MPs includes 16 MPs, who are neither part of NDA Alliance nor India Alliance. In which the number of independent MPs is 7. Also, YSR Congress Party has 4. Whereas, MIAM has 1 and Azad Samaj Party has 1, Shiromani Akali Dal has 1, VPP has 1 and ZPM has 1 MP.
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