Archive · 19 Sep 2025
Odisha Assembly: Congress Files No-Confidence Motion
The Congress party in Odisha has filed a motion saying they don't trust the current government.
They say the government isn't doing a good job with things like safety and jobs.
They've asked the Assembly Speaker to consider their motion.
The Congress also mentioned the alleged theft of items from MLAs during a previous session.
The BJD, another party, is deciding whether to support the motion.
However, the current government likely won't be affected because it has enough support.
The Congress party submitted a no-confidence motion against the Odisha government.
The notice was submitted to Assembly Speaker Surama Padhy.
Congress cited failures related to women's safety, unemployment, and corruption.
Congress also mentioned the alleged theft of belongings from MLAs during the budget session.
The BJD party is considering its position on the motion.
- Who
- Congress, Mohan Charan Majhi government, BJD
- What
- Congress filed a no-confidence motion against the Odisha government.
- When
- During the monsoon session
- Where
- Odisha Assembly
- Why
- Congress cited government failures including lack of safety for women, and economic issues.
Congress
BJP Government
Government Performance
Congress
The current government led by Mohan Majhi has failed to act, and neglected several sections of society including women, farmers, and youth.
BJP Government
The BJP government is focused on development and likely maintains confidence from a majority of assembly members.
Support for Motion
Congress
Congress has sought support from other parties, including BJD, to pass the motion.
BJP Government
The ruling coalition, comprised of BJP and independents, is expected to have enough support to avoid being brought down by a no-confidence motion.
- Event
- Odisha Assembly Monsoon Session
- Motion
- No-confidence motion against Mohan Charan Majhi government
- Submitted By
- Congress
- Submitted To
- Assembly Speaker Surama Padhy
- Congress Complaint
- Theft of MLAs belongings during budget session
- Incident Date
- March 26 (budget session)
