No Confidence Motion | N Sriram Madhav | Entri App Telugu

In a parliamentary democracy, a government can be in power only if it commands a majority in the directly elected House. Article 75(3) of our Constitution embodies this rule by specifying that the Council of Ministers are collectively responsible to the Lok Sabha. For testing this collective responsibility, the rules of Lok Sabha provide a particular mechanism - a motion of no-confidence. Any Lok Sabha MP, who can garner the support of 50 colleagues, can, at any point of time, introduce a motion of no-confidence against the Council of Ministers.
Thereafter, a discussion on the motion takes place. MPs who support the motion highlight the government’s shortcomings, and the Treasury Benches respond to the issues they raise. Finally, a vote takes place - in case the motion carries, the government is bound to vacate the office.
In this video, No Confidence Motion | N Sriram Madhav | Entri App Telugu Sriram Madhav sir will be explaining the No Confidence Motion in a sweet and short manner. Hope everyone will love this video. Thank You!!!

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Nice explanation sir.. Thank you