All Bills Passed After Admission Of No-Trust Motion Constitutionally Suspect: Manish Tewari

The former Union minister also said the 10-day period for scheduling a discussion on the no-confidence motion tabled in the Lok Sabha cannot be used to "steam roll" bills.

Congress MP Manish Tewari on Sunday claimed that all bills passed after the no-confidence motion was admitted in the Lok Sabha are "constitutionally suspect" and asserted that any substantive legislative business must succeed the outcome of the motion, not precede it.

The former Union minister also said the 10-day period for scheduling a discussion on the no-confidence motion tabled in the Lok Sabha cannot be used to "steam roll" bills.

The Lok Sabha MP's assertion comes as the bill to replace the Delhi services ordinance is set to come up in the House this week.