NEW DELHI: The Indian Parliament will take up a discussion on the no-confidence motion from August 8 to 10. The no-confidence motion was introduced by the opposition in connection with the riots taking place in Manipur. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will reply on August 10.

The notice for the no-confidence motion was submitted by Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi who represents the Kaliabor constituency in Assam. All the parties in the opposition alliance 'India' are supporting the no-confidence motion.

The opposition had given notice for the no-confidence motion after days of protest over their demand for a detailed discussion on violence in Manipur and a statement from the Prime Minister.

After the motion was admitted, the Speaker said that the day and time of the debate will be decided later. The government had said it is ready for debate on the no-confidence motion on the time decided by the Speaker.