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BJP MP Nishikant Dubey criticized Rahul Gandhi, calling him the 'Leader of Propaganda'. He also targeted past decisions of Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi. Dubey questioned Rahul Gandhi's foreign visits and alleged family interest in defence deals. Meanwhile, opposition parties moved a no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. The motion received support from over 50 MPs.

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Jagdambika Pal claims running Lok Sabha costs Rs9 crore a day, sparking a heated faceoff with Ram Gopal Yadav who dismisses the claim as political theatrics.

Congress has criticized Union Minister Kiren Rijiju. He contrasted the time for a Lok Sabha Speaker removal debate. Congress stated Jawaharlal Nehru gave more time to the opposition in 1954. The debate is ongoing. The opposition accuses the Speaker of partisanship. The ruling party defends the Speaker.

According to the ministry's data placed in Rajya Sabha, India's medical education capacity has expanded significantly in the past decade. The number of medical colleges has increased from 387 in 2014 to 818 at present.

Initiating the debate, Gogoi said the Opposition was compelled to bring a resolution for Birla's removal as LS Speaker to "save the Constitution" and the "dignity of the House".

During a fierce discussion in the Lok Sabha, Union Minister Kiren Rijiju rallied behind Speaker Om Birla, who has faced backlash from the Congress party since their recent loss of power. Rijiju emphasized that Birla has exhibited neutrality and has consistently allowed the Opposition to participate fully in debates.

The Lok Sabha kicked off a fiery discussion regarding the potential ousting of Speaker Om Birla. Home Minister Amit Shah faced off against Congress's Gaurav Gogoi in a heated exchange, with Gogoi taking aim at Minister Kiren Rijiju for his frequent interjections. Shah retaliated, labeling the Opposition as irresponsible.

Lok Sabha saw a debate over who would lead discussions on removing Speaker Om Birla. The Opposition questioned the ruling party's choice of a presiding officer. They also highlighted the government's decision to keep the Deputy Speaker's position vacant for years.

Opposition members staged a walkout from the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday. They protested the SIR process and demanded a debate on electoral reforms. The Chairman rejected their request. Later, Opposition members returned for Question Hour. A verbal exchange occurred between the Leader of the House and a Trinamool MP. The Leader of the House criticized the West Bengal government.