
PM lauds Speaker for conducting Lok Sabha proceedings with ‘dedication, patience and impartiality’
Prime Minister Narendra Modi commended Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla for conducting House proceedings with "dedication, patience, and impartiality," saying his actions would strengthen the country's parliamentary democracy. In a letter to Mr. Birla, the Prime Minister congratulated the members of the House for rejecting the Opposition's no-confidence motion brought against the Speaker. Modi praised Birla for his clear and balanced handling of the situation, emphasizing that disagreements are natural in a democracy but disrespect for parliamentary dignity is unacceptable. The Prime Minister also highlighted the importance of protecting democratic traditions and institutional dignity, referencing past instances where such behavior was observed during Sumitra Mahajan's tenure as Lok Sabha Speaker. He criticized those with "dynastic and feudal mindsets" who resist new leadership or young MPs speaking their minds. Modi praised Birla for expanding the space for diverse voices in Parliament, even amidst challenging circumstances. The Lok Sabha Speaker, Om Birla, shared the Prime Minister's message on X, stating that it would inspire all elected representatives across different levels of government to uphold ethical values and strengthen public faith in parliamentary democracy. He called on political parties to work together to address concerns about the conduct of some members, including disruptions caused by banners, placards, and inappropriate language. Birla emphasized the need for serious reflection and analysis regarding these issues to maintain the dignity and prestige of India's parliamentary democracy.
13 MAR 2026
— The Hindu
Opposition leaders met with the Parliamentary Affairs Minister to request the revocation of suspensions imposed on eight Lok Sabha members.
15 MAR 2026
· THIS STORY — The Hindu
Prime Minister Modi commended Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla for his impartial and balanced handling of the no-confidence motion, strengthening India's parliamentary democracy.
16 MAR 2026
— The Hindu
A consensus was reached to revoke the suspensions of eight Opposition MPs, following disruptive behavior by seven Congress MPs and one CPI(M) MP during the Budget session.
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