Subhechcha Ganguly 
Mahua Moitra declared that she would return to the Lok Sabha with a larger mandate even if she were to be ejected from it now. Mahua Moitra, a Trinamool Lok Sabha MP, stated that even if she is expelled at this time due to the Lok Sabha Ethics Committee’s findings into her alleged cash-for-questions charges, she will return to the legislature with a larger mandate in the future. Mahua Moitra told news agency PTI that the 500-page report, which was approved by the ethics committee by a vote of 6 to 4, was like a prearranged match in a kangaroo court in her initial response. “Parliamentary democracy is dying in India,” Moitra declared.
Speaker of the Lok Sabha Om Birla will receive the report from the ethics commission, according to chairman Vinod Sonkar. The publication of the report may be mandated by the Speaker. The report will be presented to the House by the committee chairman during the upcoming Parliamentary session. A debate on the report will ensue, and a vote on a government resolution to expunge the member will follow. Mahua Moitra’s expulsion won’t take effect until then.Regarding Mahua Moitra’s alleged cash-for-questions scheme, Trinamook remained reticent. It continued by saying that the component would not address the matter.
