Rajya Sabha Deputy Speaker will be elected on 9th August, may be Harvans NDA candidate
New Delhi: The date of the election of the Deputy Chairman in the Rajya Sabha has been announced. Vice President and Rajya Sabha Speaker, Venkaiah Naidu said that the election of Deputy Chairman will be on Thursday, August 9. For this, nominations can be filed till 8 August 12 noon. NDA has told JD (U) Rajya Sabha MP Harwant to form a candidate. Harvans is a famous journalist, he has also been the editor of daily newspaper Prabhat Khabar. The name of the candidate has not yet been announced from the opposition. It is a matter of discussion that the TMC wants its party candidate, but the other opposition parties have not come out on this
The Congress has not yet given any clear information on this matter. There is a discussion that after rejecting TMC, the candidature of Sharad Pawar's party can be received by the NCP.
It is known that the ruling party has a majority in the Rajya Sabha. There are total 245 seats in the Rajya Sabha, the NDA has 115 seats, the majority of which have 73 seats. Speaking of the UPA at the same time, together with total seats, 113 seats, the largest party is Congress, which has 30 MPs in 30 Rajya Sabha. Other parties have 16 seats in the Rajya Sabha. A seat of the Rajya Sabha is now empty. In this extremely important election of Deputy Speaker, the role of South BJP party BJD will be important.
Nariman's request from Sumitra Mahajan and Naidu
A well known legalist, S Nariman, requested the Speaker of the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha Deputy Speaker that they should not adjourn Parliament proceedings despite the "most provocation" of MPs who are interrupting and fail their intention. Expressing concern over persistent interference in the proceedings of the Parliament, a former Rajya Sabha member said that despite the presence of the chairman of the members and obstructing the proceedings, the Presiding Officers should "sit in peace with the chair and remain firm." 'He said,' As long as the Presiding Officer (Loss Speaker and Ras Upabhabapati) exists, it is believed that the session of the House is going on and at least
The Rajya Sabha Secretariat said in a statement that Nariman urged the Rajya Sabha Speaker and Lok Sabha Speaker not to postpone the proceedings of the House in spite of the worst provocation so that the interference lawmakers could be frustrated.
Addressing the MPs on the second and the last day of the Orientation Program for new members of the Rajya Sabha, they said these things somewhere
It is known that the ruling party has a majority in the Rajya Sabha. There are total 245 seats in the Rajya Sabha, the NDA has 115 seats, the majority of which have 73 seats. Speaking of the UPA at the same time, together with total seats, 113 seats, the largest party is Congress, which has 30 MPs in 30 Rajya Sabha. Other parties have 16 seats in the Rajya Sabha. A seat of the Rajya Sabha is now empty. In this extremely important election of Deputy Speaker, the role of South BJP party BJD will be important.
Nariman's request from Sumitra Mahajan and Naidu
A well known legalist, S Nariman, requested the Speaker of the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha Deputy Speaker that they should not adjourn Parliament proceedings despite the "most provocation" of MPs who are interrupting and fail their intention. Expressing concern over persistent interference in the proceedings of the Parliament, a former Rajya Sabha member said that despite the presence of the chairman of the members and obstructing the proceedings, the Presiding Officers should "sit in peace with the chair and remain firm." 'He said,' As long as the Presiding Officer (Loss Speaker and Ras Upabhabapati) exists, it is believed that the session of the House is going on and at least
The Rajya Sabha Secretariat said in a statement that Nariman urged the Rajya Sabha Speaker and Lok Sabha Speaker not to postpone the proceedings of the House in spite of the worst provocation so that the interference lawmakers could be frustrated.
Addressing the MPs on the second and the last day of the Orientation Program for new members of the Rajya Sabha, they said these things somewhere
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