Not just "cash of query," but mp memberships also up for grabs?
Mahua Moitra, the mp for the Trinamool Congress, has had his membership in parliament revoked on the Ethics Committee of the Lok Sabha's suggestion. In reality, mahua moitra was charged with persistently questioning gautam adani in parliament by accepting bribes and focusing on his businesses. This is what bjp mp Nishikant Dubey said about Mahua Moitra. Reports of conflict with Mahua have also surfaced in the past. Mahua, however, referred to these accusations as unfounded and stated that he had no justification for this action being taken against him. She went on to say, "I will keep fighting."
There have been cancellations of Parliamentary memberships for a variety of reasons prior to this one, so this is not the first time it has happened. In the midst of all of this, we will learn today about the rules of parliament and the grounds for withdrawing an MP's membership.
when a person holds seats in both the lok sabha and the Rajya Sabha
A member of the rajya sabha and the lok sabha may also lose their membership in parliament if they fail to retire from one of them within the allotted period. In actuality, a member must retire from one of the houses if he is elected to both the rajya sabha and the Lok Sabha.
The member will be disqualified if he fails to comply. Article 101 of the indian Constitution states that no member of either house may serve in both; in such an event, the member must resign from one of the houses. In addition, this article states that a member cannot serve in both the Legislative assembly and parliament at the same time. In such a case, a person's membership in the parliament is canceled if he does not resign within the allotted period.
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