3 Things The Catch Up: Opposition's no-confidence resolution against Speaker Om Birla (10 Feb)
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Feb 10, 2026 A rundown of the Lok Sabha deadlock and the opposition's no-confidence notice against Speaker Om Birla. A quick look at the NGT inquiry into the Meghalaya mine blast. A preview of Emmanuel Macron's upcoming visit to India and closing headlines.
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No-Confidence Over Speaker's Denial
- Opposition parties moved from protest to formal no-confidence against Speaker Om Birla over denial of Rahul Gandhi's right to speak.
- The move signals a constitutional clash between parliamentary rights and Speaker authority.
Follow Parliamentary Procedure Closely
- The opposition submitted the notice to Lok Sabha Secretary-General Utpal Kumar Singh to follow procedure.
- Observers should watch procedural steps as they determine whether the House returns to normal business.
Tactical Participation Keeps House Afloat
- Despite the no-confidence move, opposition participation in budget discussions kept a path open for normalcy.
- Tactical participation shows parties balancing protest with legislative responsibilities.
