No unparliamentary words used, says Adhir Ranjan on Rahul Gandhi's LS Speech

Reacting to parts of Rahul Gandhis Lok Sabha speech being expunged Congress MP Adhir Ranjan Chowdhary on Thursday said that the latter did not use any unparliamentary word in the House reported news agency ANIIf a word is unparliamentary there is a provision to remove it I dont think so Rahul Gandhi has used any unparliamentary wordsRahul Gandhi said that Bharat Mata is being humiliated I have taken up this issue with the Lok Sabha Speaker and he has assured me that he will look into it said Adhir Ranjan ChowdharyChowdhary said that it is the right of every citizen to say Bharat MataSaying Bharat Mata is the right of every citizen But we need to see if he pronounced any unparliamentary word that is being taken off the record Rahul Gandhi said that Bharat Mata is being humiliated He simply kept his viewpoints said ChowdharyReacting to parts of Congress leader Rahul Gandhis speech being expunged in Lok Sabha yesterday Union Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi on Thursday said that Sansad TV is not under Speakers and BJP governments control therefore he and his party is not aware of itWhile speaking to the reporters Pralhad Joshi said Sansad TV is not under Speakers control and not even under our control So we dont know what happened If anything unparliamentary is said it is expunged and it has been an old practice This is nothing newIn a scathing attack in Lok Sabha on the ruling BJP on the Manipur situation Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday alleged they murdered India in Manipur and were traitors not patriotsRahul Gandhi who was the first speaker as the noconfidence debate resumed on Wednesday in the House also attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi over ethnic violence in ManipurSpeaking on Gandhis deshdrohi traitor remark against the government Chowdhary said If a word is unparliamentary there is a provision to remove it I have drawn the speakers attention towards the words which were declared unparliamentary There are words which I do not think should have been removed He has assured me that it will be reconsideredSignificantly there are words like deshdrohi traitor tanashah dictator etc were deemed unparliamentary by the government in 2022 And the usage of such words was banned in the parliamentMeanwhile Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to address the Lok Sabha on Thursday in response to the Oppositions noconfidence motion against the NDA governmentUnion Defence Minister Rajnath Singh confirming the PMs presence at the Parliament on Wednesday said acirciquestiquestThe PM will be present in the House on Thursday to reply to the noconfidence motionThe noconfidence motion was brought by the INDIA delegation on July 26 while seeking an elaborate discussion on Manipur ethnic violence and a statement from the Prime Minister on the sameHowever the Modigovernment wont lose the vote as his Bharatiya Janata Party BJP and its allies have a majority in the Lok SabhaAny Lok Sabha MP who has the support of 50 colleagues can at any point in time introduce a motion of noconfidence against the Council of Ministers Thereafter a discussion on the motion takes place MPs who support the motion highlight the governments shortcomings and the Treasury Benches respond to the issues they raise Ultimately voting takes place and if the motion is successful the government is forced to vacate the officeNotably the NDA has a commendable majority with a number of 331 MPs out of which the BJP has 303 MPs while the combined strength of the Opposition bloc INDIA is 144 The numbers of unaligned parties MPs are 70 in the Lower HouseThis is the second time Prime Minister Narendra Modi is facing a noconfidence motionANI