Om Birla survives no-trust motion in Parliament, Amit Shah slams Rahul Gandhi

This episode of To The Point covers Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla surviving a no-confidence motion moved by the Congress and opposition parties. Home Minister Amit Shah criticised Rahul Gandhi for his foreign travel and parliamentary attendance records during key sessions.

The debate featured sharp exchanges between BJP spokesperson Sanju Verma and Congress spokesperson Dr Shama Mohammed regarding women's issues and parliamentary conduct, while Priyanka Gandhi accused Shah of using unparliamentary language.

In a separate legal development, the Supreme Court of India issued a landmark judgment allowing a couple to withdraw life support from their son, Harish Rana, who has been in a vegetative state for 13 years. This marks a significant application of passive euthanasia laws established in 2018. Neurologist Dr Rajendra K. Dhameja and former Judge Deepak Gupta discussed the emotional gravity and the necessity for legislative safeguards to prevent misuse. The court has urged the Indian government to draft dedicated legislation regarding the dignity and oversight of passive euthanasia procedures.