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    Birla's decisions in last 5 years as LS speaker strengthened democracy: Chirag Paswan

    The recent Lok Sabha speaker election emphasized the significance of preserving the Constitution's dignity and enhancing democracy through the decisions taken, fostering a spirit of mutual respect and cooperation between ruling and opposition parties for national progress.

    BJP government is running without numbers, claims TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee

    Elected as the Lok Sabha Speaker, the proceedings highlighted the ruling party's numerical advantage as opposition requests for division vote were declined, showcasing a lack of strength. The appointment process proceeded smoothly with the support from key government figures.

    Did not ask for division of votes as a constructive step, Jairam Ramesh on Lok Sabha Speaker election

    Om Birla's election as the Speaker of the 18th Lok Sabha saw significant political maneuvers, including opposition unity and NDA's majority support, highlighting the importance of consensus and strategic decisions in the parliament.

    Om Birla 2.0: NDA candidate elected as the Speaker of the 18th Lok Sabha

    Om Birla, the NDA candidate, was declared Lok Sabha Speaker on Wednesday after Prime Minister Narendra Modi moved a motion in his support. Birla, a three-time MP from Kota, Rajasthan, competed against Congress' K. Suresh, an eight-term MP from Mavelikara, Kerala. This marks the fourth contested Speaker election in Lok Sabha history.

    PM Modi congratulates Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on securing consecutive second term

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Om Birla on his election as the Speaker of the 18th Lok Sabha for a second consecutive term on Wednesday. This announcement came moments after the PM moved a motion in support in the Lower House. "It is a matter of honour that you have been elected to this chair for second time," Prime Minister Modi acknowledged, highlighting Birla's contributions to the nation.

    PM Modi to move motion in Lok Sabha today to choose Om Birla as Speaker of the house

    Today in the Lok Sabha, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to move a motion to appoint Om Birla as the Speaker amid a contest with the opposition's candidate, K Suresh. MPs who haven't taken the oath will do so, followed by PM Modi initiating the motion supported by Union Ministers and other leaders. The BJP's Om Birla and Congress' K Suresh will vie for the Speaker's role, with both parties issuing whips for their MPs' presence. The election marks a significant parliamentary procedure rarely contested in recent history.

    • Lok Sabha Speaker election today: NDA’s Om Birla wins key Parliament post

      Lok Sabha Speaker Elections: In a historic election on Wednesday, Om Birla was re-elected as Lok Sabha Speaker after a motion by Prime Minister Narendra Modi received overwhelming support. Despite the opposition INDIA bloc fielding Congress' K Suresh, Birla secured the majority vote. This marks the fifth instance of a Speaker serving beyond one Lok Sabha tenure. The election underscores the evolving political dynamics and the opposition's strategic attempts to assert influence in the new parliamentary session, setting the stage for future interactions.

      Lok Sabha Speaker poll: Om Birla vs K Suresh; key points

      The Speaker election in the Indian Parliament showcases a dynamic interplay of political strategies and alliances. With the BJP-led NDA government holding a numerical advantage, the Opposition's attempts to rally support for their candidates underscore the competitive nature of the electoral process. Key figures like Rajnath Singh and Amit Shah are pivotal in shaping the unfolding events, while the support announcements from various parties add layers of complexity to the proceedings.

      Om Birla vs K Suresh: Battle for the speaker's seat of 18th Lok Sabha | Live
      Former Lok Sabha Secy General PD Thankappan Achary explains how the LS Speaker's election happens and procedures

      Tensions mount in India's Parliament as the Speaker's election becomes a focal point of debate between the ruling NDA and opposition INDIA bloc. Former Secretary General PD Thankappan Achary highlights the unusual nature of contested Speaker elections, citing historical precedents. The process involves presenting motions for voting under the Protem Speaker's oversight, with outcomes decided through consensus or division if challenged. Disputes over the Deputy Speaker's role add complexity, underscoring the importance of procedural fairness in parliamentary proceedings.

      Lok Sabha Speaker Election: How is the Speaker elected and why is the post so important?

      Lok Sabha Speaker Election: The Lok Sabha will elect its new Speaker on June 26, as the 18th Lok Sabha session begins. This election is crucial, with the BJP depending on its allies for a majority. The Speaker's role is vital in maintaining order and ensuring impartiality. Potential candidates include Kota MP Om Birla and Congress' K Suresh, with negotiations ongoing about the deputy speaker's position.

      Lok Sabha Speaker's post: Why the INDIA bloc is forcing a contest, what it means

      Lok Sabha Speaker poll: Even before the actual term of the 18 Lok Sabha begins, there seems to political rifts galore. The first jarring note turned out to be the deep disagreement about the Speaker post, which eventually led to an election -- a rare event in Indian Parliamentary history.

      How pending oath of seven MPs could impact Lok Sabha Speaker election

      The Lok Sabha Speaker election is scheduled for today, June 26, but there is a notable issue as seven Members of Parliament (MPs) have not taken their oath. Five of these MPs belong to the Opposition, and two are independents, which will prevent them from participating in the election, potentially weakening the Opposition's influence.

      NDA vs INDIA bloc over Lok Sabha Speaker as negotiations fail

      YSRCP's endorsement strengthens Om Birla's candidacy in the fiercely contested Speaker election battle amidst opposition demands for Deputy Speaker support.

      Not consulted over INDIA bloc's nominee for Lok Sabha Speaker: TMC's Abhishek Banerjee
      Om Birla: Meet the NDA nominee for speaker's post in 18th Lok Sabha
      LS Speaker's election: Congress issues three-line-whip to its MPs to be present in Parliament tomorrow

      Amidst political negotiations, Congress supports NDA's Lok Sabha speaker candidate while emphasizing the importance of the Deputy Speaker position for the opposition, showcasing the intricacies of parliamentary discussions and power dynamics.

      K Suresh: All you need to know about INDIA bloc's candidate for Lok Sabha speaker post

      The INDIA bloc nominated Congress leader K Suresh for the Speaker's position against Om Birla, accusing the ruling NDA of not adhering to the convention of offering the Deputy Speaker's role to the opposition. Suresh, a Congress veteran and eight-term MP, faced electoral challenges in the past due to allegations regarding his caste certificate, which were later resolved by the Supreme Court. He won from the Mavelikkara constituency in Kerala in the 2024 elections. Suresh, born on June 4, 1962, has a legal background and has served as the minister of state for labour.

      Not consulted over INDIA bloc's nominee for LS Speaker: TMC

      The TMC expressed discontent over not being consulted on the Opposition's decision to nominate Congress MP K Suresh for the post of Lok Sabha Speaker. Suresh filed his nomination without TMC's support, prompting TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee to state that their party leadership will decide their stance. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi hinted at a resolution by saying "Jai Samvidhan" after a conversation with Banerjee inside Lok Sabha.

      BJP MP Piyush Goyal condemns Congress for stalling Lok Sabha Speaker consensus

      After failing to reach a consensus on the Lok Sabha Speaker post, BJP MP Piyush Goyal criticised Congress for demanding the Deputy Speaker be decided first. Goyal condemned this political move, emphasising the importance of maintaining the House's dignity. Efforts for consensus failed as the INDIA bloc nominated K Suresh against BJP's Om Birla for Speaker.

      K Suresh from INDIA, Om Birla from NDA: Lok Sabha speaker elections to be held for the first time ever

      Senior Congress MP K Suresh has filed as the INDIA bloc's candidate for Lok Sabha Speaker after consensus eluded leaders. This marks the first contested election for Speaker since Independence, typically chosen through consensus. BJP's Piyush Goyal expressed disappointment over the lack of agreement. Rajnath Singh and Kiren Rijiju are engaging opposition for support

      Congress plays 'Dalit card' whenever its defeat is certain: Chirag Paswan

      Union minister and BJP ally Chirag Paswan criticised Congress for using the "Dalit card" in the Lok Sabha speaker election, alleging the opposition's tactic of fielding Dalit leaders when defeat is certain. He gave instances from previous VP and presidential votes. Paswan questioned if Dalit leaders are merely symbolic choices for the opposition after the nomination of K Suresh against NDA's Om Birla.

      Lok Sabha Speaker Election: When is it? How is a Speaker elected? Who are the candidates?

      Efforts by the BJP's top leadership to broker a consensus on the position of the speaker of the 18th Lok Sabha came to naught when the INDIA bloc decided to field a candidate of choice. There will now be an election to the post of the Speaker. The NDA, which has 293 MPs in the 543-member Lok Sabha, enjoys a clear majority, with the opposition INDIA bloc having 234 MPs.

      "INDIA bloc will contest Speaker, Dy Speaker elections," says RSP MP NK Premachandran

      Revolutionary Socialist Party's MP NK Premachandran announced INDIA bloc's intention to contest for Lok Sabha Speaker and Deputy Speaker. Bhartruhari Mahtab sworn in as pro-tem Speaker. Premachandran criticized PM Modi's remarks on emergency. Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, and Mallikarjun Kharge participated in a protest.

      Lok Sabha Speaker election: BJP begins consultations, Oppn weighs options

      BJP consults allies for NDA's candidate for Lok Sabha Speaker's post while opposition INDIA bloc considers options for a possible contest, a day before nomination filing.

      Pro-tem Speaker appointment row: 'NDA govt insulting opposition', says Congress Lok Sabha MP K Suresh
      Govt, opposition face-off on protem Speaker issue ahead of first Lok Sabha session

      Ahead of the first session of the 18th Lok Sabha, tensions arose between the NDA government and the INDIA bloc over the appointment of Pro-tem Speaker. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju accused the Congress of spreading falsehoods, while opposition members threatened to boycott joining the panel assisting Pro-tem Speaker Bhartruhari Mahtab. President Droupadi Murmu appointed Mahtab, a seven-term BJP leader, to administer oaths and oversee the Speaker's election.

      Lok Sabha pro-tem Speaker issue: Congress should make Kodikunnil Suresh LoP, says BJP

      Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Congress have criticized the Centre over the pro-tem Speaker appointment issue, with the BJP asking for Kodikunnil Suresh to be appointed as the Opposition leader in the Lok Sabha. The BJP state chief K Surendran criticized the Centre's decision, calling Suresh "brilliant" and a member of the Dalit community. Suresh criticised the Centre's decision as threatening parliamentary democracy and indicating the BJP's continued use of parliamentary procedures for its own interests.

      Kerala CM Vijayan criticises Centre for not appointing Congress MP K Suresh as LS pro-tem Speaker

      ​​The CM, in a statement issued by his office, also questioned what is the BJP's answer to those who suspect that Suresh was not considered for the post due to the "upper caste politics" followed by the Sangh Parivar. Vijayan's remarks came a day after seven-term parliamentarian and BJP leader Bhartruhari Mahtab was made the pro-tem Speaker of the Lok Sabha.

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