The INDIA bloc accused the vice president and Rajya Sabha chairman of being partisan in conducting proceedings of the Upper House.

The INDIA bloc’s unprecedented motion to remove Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar marks a significant moment in Indian politics, highlighting allegations of bias and undermining dissent within the Rajya Sabha.

BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra said it is sad to see Congress initiating a “no-confidence motion” against Dhankhar, who he said comes from a “humble background”.

Experts have pointed out that the resolution is unlikely to yield any result since the Opposition does not have the requisite numbers. However, there is no bar on the resolution being considered in th

The rule says that a 14-day notice period is required for a no-confidence motion and now only 10 days are left in the winter session. It is being said that the no-confidence motion in the current session is just a political stunt.