Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, whose parliamentary membership was restored on Monday, is likely to open the discussion on the no-confidence motion in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday.
Amid a discussion on the Delhi Services Bill in the Rajya Sabha ahead of its passage, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday lashed out at the Congress, reminding them that the government was not making amendments to the Constitution to "impose (another) Emergency" in the country.
Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday targeted Opposition in the Rajya Sabha saying that they are not letting discussion on Manipur issue happen while he is ready.
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge said that MP Rahul Gandhi will "definitely" speak during the no-confidence motion discussion to be held in the Lok Sabha on August 8.
The bill empowers the Central Government to make rules in connection with the affairs of the Government of the National Capital Territory of Delhi, including the functions, terms, and other conditions of service of officers and employees.
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said on Monday that his government is fully prepared for a healthy discussion in the Monsoon session of the state's Assembly, which commenced on Monday.
The two MPs were seen holding boards that read, "The Prime Minister should break his silence on Manipur in the parliament", and the other board read, "India stands with Manipur".
Samajwadi Party chief and Leader of Opposition in Uttar Pradesh Assembly Akhilesh Yadav on Monday requested the Speaker to allow his party to speak about the ongoing violence in Manipur.
Congress MP Karti Chidambaram on Monday said that he is absolutely certain that Rahul Gandhi will participate in the discussions on the no confidence motion in the Lok Sabha.
Amid the ongoing disruptions and deadlock in both Houses of Parliament over the Manipur situation, Vice-President and Rajya Sabha Chairman, Jagdeep Dhankar, on Sunday said the Parliament is a temple, where debate, discussion and dialogue have to take place.
On the second day of the Saudi-hosted summit in Jeddah, bilateral discussions took place. Members of the Global South who have supported Russia as a neutral or even an ally during the crisis are present together with senior officials from Ukraine and its Western backers, including the US