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Tension in Lok Sabha: Rare Election for Deputy Speaker Post

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New Delhi: 26 June 2024

In an unusual turn of events, the Lok Sabha is set to witness a rare election for the Deputy Speaker post after the Opposition and the government failed to reach a consensus. This significant political development has brought attention to the growing divide between the ruling party and the opposition.

On Tuesday, BJP MP Om Birla and Congress lawmaker K Suresh filed their nominations for the Speaker’s election. The nominations came after intense negotiations between the government and the Opposition reached a deadlock. The Opposition has been steadfast in its demand for the Deputy Speaker’s post, a position they believe is crucial for maintaining a balanced and fair parliamentary process.

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The government’s refusal to concede this demand has led to a standoff, resulting in the need for an election to resolve the impasse. Such a scenario is rare in Indian parliamentary history, highlighting the current political friction.

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The upcoming election will be closely watched, not just for its outcome but for what it signifies about the state of collaboration and conflict in Indian politics. Both Birla and Suresh are seasoned politicians with considerable experience, and their contest reflects the broader tussle for influence and control within the Lok Sabha.

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As the election approaches, the country waits to see how this political drama unfolds, hoping for a resolution that upholds democratic principles and fosters cooperative governance.

(Input Paraphrased from PTI and ANI  by Times of Senapati )

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Obito Uchiha
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Finally Congress is cooking again.

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