Reacting to the buzz, Rajya Sabha MP Pramod Tiwari underscored the procedural sanctity. ‘As soon as the motion is presented under constitutional provisions, we will declare it publicly,’ he affirmed. ‘Speculations hold no ground until formal announcement.’

Insider reports indicate Congress could submit the notice imminently to the Lok Sabha Secretariat. This comes as the ongoing session witnesses nonstop clashes between the ruling coalition and opposition, with adjournments and uproar becoming the norm.

INDIA alliance partners are deliberating seriously, pointing to perceived partisanship by the Speaker. A key flashpoint: Rahul Gandhi’s barred intervention in the President’s address thanks motion. Critics argue this erodes the essence of debate and democracy in the House.

Echoing the sentiment, MP Sukhdev Bhagat framed the objection around justice and constitutional fidelity. ‘It’s not about one individual; we demand fairness and integrity. The Speaker’s role is constitutional, not a government puppet,’ he asserted, alluding to fears over Rahul’s unfiltered voice.

The list of alleged infractions is long—suspensions of opposition legislators, inaction on BJP’s Nishikant Dubey’s controversial comments targeting ex-PMs, and baseless claims against female Congress members. With stakes high, this potential motion could signal a bold opposition resurgence or fizzle into procedural formality.