Even Prime Minister and other Ministers who want to make a statement in #LokSabha have to seek chair's permission under the rule : Speaker @ombirlakota
There is no switch with the Speaker or chair to control the mike or to mute it in #LokSabha : Speaker Om Birla
"Chair does not belong to one person but is a symbol of prestige of the House"
"I have always encouraged those who hesitate to participate in House proceedings" : Speaker Birla
I always strived to ensure that House runs impartially and as per rules: Birla, a day after resolution seeking his removal defeated in LS
"In the parliamentary history of independent India, this is the third time that the House has discussed a no-confidence motion against the Speaker of the Lok Sabha.
Over the past two days, honourable members have held extensive discussions so that the views, arguments and concerns of all members could be presented before the House...
This House represents the sovereign will of 1.4 billion citizens of India. Every member present here comes with the mandate of lakhs of citizens and carries the hope of addressing their problems, deprivations and difficulties, as well as fulfilling their aspirations and expectations...
"I have tried to provide adequate opportunities to all members for this purpose... This august House gave me the responsibility and opportunity to serve as Speaker for a second time. I have always tried to conduct the proceedings of the House with impartiality, discipline, balance and in accordance with the rules.
Along with all members, I have tried to maintain order, harmony and efficiency in the functioning of the House while fulfilling my responsibilities...
My predecessors strengthened the dignity and traditions of this House and always enhanced its prestige. Institutions, decorum and traditions remain permanent.
I express my gratitude to all members for the confidence expressed in me by the House. I assure you that I will consider this trust as my responsibility and will strive to fulfil it with complete dedication, impartiality and adherence to constitutional propriety."

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