News India Live, Digital Desk: Amidst the ongoing political conflict between the Central Government and the Opposition, the matter of removing the Speaker of the Lok Sabha from his post now seems to be stuck in a technical matter. Quoting sources, it is reported that some technical flaws have been found in the notice of no-confidence motion given by the opposition parties, on the basis of which it can be rejected. What is that ‘silly mistake’ (The Technical Error)? According to parliamentary rules, it is mandatory to follow certain special procedures to bring a motion to remove the Speaker. Sources say that: Violation of Rule 179: The opposition parties have ignored some basic rules regarding the mandatory notice period of 14 days and the process of signatures of members for the no-confidence motion. Language and format of the notice: It is being said that the format of the notice and the way of presenting it are not in accordance with the parliamentary rules. Mistake in signature: Some sources also claim that the number of members and support given on the motion is also There is a lack of clarity. The stance of the government and the secretariat. The Lok Sabha Secretariat is now closely examining this notice. If this proposal does not meet the criteria of the rules, the Speaker can refuse to allow it for discussion in the House. Political experts believe that if this happens, it will be a big ’embarrassment’ for the opposition. Opposition’s argument: On the other hand, the opposition camp says that this is just an administrative excuse so that the government can avoid discussion. The opposition alleges that the Speaker is inclined towards the ruling party, on the basis of which he has opened this front.