<p>Apparently unhappy over the Lokpal Bill, Samajwadi Party, which is an outside supporter of UPA, today said it would vote for a no-confidence motion against the government if it is taken up in Lok Sabha.<br /><br /></p>.<p>"..if the no-confidence motion is taken up (by the Lok Sabha), we will support it," a senior SP leader said.<br /><br />However, the party with 22 MPs said it will not be a party to the notices given for no confidence motion.<br /><br />Six Congress MPs from Seemandhra, along with TDP and YSR Congress, have given notices to Lok Sabha Speaker for no-confidence motion against the government as they are opposing division of Andhra Pradesh. The notice should be supported by 50 MPs before it is considered for vote.<br /><br />"We will not support the notices for no-confidence motion (given by six Congress members, TDP and YSR Congress). But if the no-confidence motion is taken up (by the Lok Sabha), we will support it," the leader said.<br /><br />SP leaders said the party will support the no-confidence motion as it is against creation of smaller states.<br /><br />Party leaders confided that the party will have to take a tough stand against government if it pushes the Lokpal bill.<br /><br />The SP is agitated as the government brought in the Rajya Sabha the Lokpal Bill which has been amended since it was passed in the Lok Sabha in December, 2011.<br /><br />The party says it does not support the Lokpal bill in the present form as it will lead to a "police raj".<br /><br />"For us, the issue of price rise is more important than Lokpal. As it is we do not support it in the present form. It will lead to a police raj where Lokpal will dictate terms," SP General Secretary Ram Gopal Yadav told reporters here.<br /><br />The SP disrupted proceedings in the Rajya Sabha demanding a discussion on price rise when the House was taking up the Lokpal Bill. The proceedings were adjourned for the day following disruptions.</p>
<p>Apparently unhappy over the Lokpal Bill, Samajwadi Party, which is an outside supporter of UPA, today said it would vote for a no-confidence motion against the government if it is taken up in Lok Sabha.<br /><br /></p>.<p>"..if the no-confidence motion is taken up (by the Lok Sabha), we will support it," a senior SP leader said.<br /><br />However, the party with 22 MPs said it will not be a party to the notices given for no confidence motion.<br /><br />Six Congress MPs from Seemandhra, along with TDP and YSR Congress, have given notices to Lok Sabha Speaker for no-confidence motion against the government as they are opposing division of Andhra Pradesh. The notice should be supported by 50 MPs before it is considered for vote.<br /><br />"We will not support the notices for no-confidence motion (given by six Congress members, TDP and YSR Congress). But if the no-confidence motion is taken up (by the Lok Sabha), we will support it," the leader said.<br /><br />SP leaders said the party will support the no-confidence motion as it is against creation of smaller states.<br /><br />Party leaders confided that the party will have to take a tough stand against government if it pushes the Lokpal bill.<br /><br />The SP is agitated as the government brought in the Rajya Sabha the Lokpal Bill which has been amended since it was passed in the Lok Sabha in December, 2011.<br /><br />The party says it does not support the Lokpal bill in the present form as it will lead to a "police raj".<br /><br />"For us, the issue of price rise is more important than Lokpal. As it is we do not support it in the present form. It will lead to a police raj where Lokpal will dictate terms," SP General Secretary Ram Gopal Yadav told reporters here.<br /><br />The SP disrupted proceedings in the Rajya Sabha demanding a discussion on price rise when the House was taking up the Lokpal Bill. The proceedings were adjourned for the day following disruptions.</p>