Q. A Cut motion if
passed, leads to no-confidence automatically or only want of parliamentary
confidence...?
Rules of transaction
of parliament does not mention about automatic loss of confidence. Then how can
we say that Cut motion if passed leads to no-confidence...?
When cut motion is passed it shows that the govt is not able
to muster majority in its policies. So its strength is questioned. But still a separate
'no confidence' is to be moved.
Sir... so automatically no-confidence is not proved and govt doesn't
have to resign after the passage of cut motion
It need not.
But then nobody will sit quiet and watch. .immediately opposition will move NC.
And of the CM or PM continues after cut motion then he will be the most
shameless!
There is no
rule that govt has to resign. But all govts have resigned so far.
The word
'resign' means that is voluntary.
So to force
it, you need a seperate NC motion. Get it?
Resigned even before no-confidence motion was passes...?
Yes. All of
them do.
It's like:
when the heart stops you die. But still there is doubt, the doc pronounces it!
Got
that Sir... But the stmt... "If passed, is equivalent to no-confidence
motion " is FALSE?
No. Is
right.
It's is not
equal but equivalent
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