In a recent session of the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of the Opposition, targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi, asserting that the PM appears to be anxious. Speaking to reporters within the parliamentary premises, Gandhi remarked that while Modi urges the public not to panic, he himself seems unsettled due to issues like the Adani controversy and the 'Epstein files'.
Concerns Over Gas Shortages
Gandhi further indicated that this fear is preventing the Prime Minister from participating in the House discussions. The ongoing crisis in West Asia has raised concerns about potential shortages of cooking gas in the country. In response, Modi had called on the public to remain patient and to rely solely on accurate information.
Speaker Om Birla Addresses Opposition's No-Confidence Motion
On another note, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla expressed gratitude for the rejection of the no-confidence motion brought against him by the opposition. He emphasized that no member of the House, whether from the ruling party or the opposition, is above the rules. Birla stated that even the Leader of the Opposition must adhere to the established regulations while speaking.
Clarification on Microphone Issues
Responding to allegations regarding the microphones being turned off by opposition members, he clarified that the Speaker does not have control over the microphone's on or off functions. Birla returned to the Speaker's chair today after being absent from the proceedings for several days following the motion's dismissal.
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