BJP MP Moves Motion Against Rahul Gandhi

Notice in Lok Sabha seeks suspension over remarks on trade pact, minister

February 12, 2026: A fresh political confrontation unfolded in Parliament after BJP MP Nishikant Dubey submitted a notice in the Lok Sabha seeking a substantive motion against Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi. The move comes in response to Gandhi’s remarks on the India–US interim trade agreement and his allegations involving Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri, which sparked strong objections from members of the treasury benches.

In his notice, Dubey accused Gandhi of misleading the House and demanded strict disciplinary action, including suspension from Parliament and revocation of his membership. He argued that the Congress leader’s statements were inaccurate and damaging, escalating tensions between the ruling BJP and the principal Opposition party amid increasingly frequent confrontations in recent sessions.

Outside Parliament, Dubey levelled additional allegations, claiming that Gandhi had links with international organisations such as the Soros Foundation, Ford Foundation and USAID. He also questioned Gandhi’s foreign visits and suggested he should be barred from contesting elections in the future. The remarks have further intensified the political rhetoric surrounding the issue.