The resistance groups have reported that they will move a no-certainty movement against the BJP government in the Lok Sabha on August 8. On August 9 and 10, the motion will be discussed, and on August 11, the Prime Minister will respond.
The BJP government, which is receiving increasing criticism for its handling of the economy, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the farmers’ protests, will face a significant test in the no-confidence motion. The resistance groups are expecting to exploit the public authority’s disagreeability and overturn it from power.
The BJP government has said that it is sure of winning the no-certainty movement. The party has a larger part in the Lok Sabha, and it is probably going to have the option to marshal the help of its partners to overcome the movement.
However, the motion of no confidence remains a significant political event. Since it took office in 2014, the BJP government has never had to deal with a no-confidence motion. The result of the movement will affect the eventual fate of the public authority and the country.
