In a heated debate on India Today, political analyst Rajat Sethi and BJP MP Aparajita Sarangi discuss the growing friction in Parliament following a no-confidence motion against the Lok Sabha Speaker. Rajat Sethi argued that speakers are inherently political, stating, ‘The nature of a speaker always is a representative when he is getting elected,’ while defending Om Birla’s adherence to parliamentary rules. Aparajita Sarangi condemned the conduct of the Opposition, specifically targeting Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi, remarking, ‘This is a match of his arrogance, his adamant behaviour, and maybe his lack of knowledge of the rules of procedure.’ The discussion highlighted the unprecedented move of the Speaker stepping aside under Article 96 of the Constitution until the motion is resolved. Opposition voices in the transcript countered by accusing the treasury benches of being partisan and character assassinating former Prime Ministers. The segment concludes by noting a complete breakdown of trust between the government and the opposition, threatening the dignity of constitutional offices.
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