The Speaker has suspended BJP Deputy Leader BC Sethi, party whip Mohan Majhi and MLA JN Mishra for the entire session.
Uproar in Odisha Legislative Assembly: Speaker instigated to disrupt the House, BJP MLAs claim
Without regretting the incident of raising slippers towards the pedestal in the Odisha Legislative Assembly, BJP MLAs on Sunday alleged that Assembly Speaker S.K. N. The characters had ‘instigated’ him. Leader of Opposition in the Assembly PK Naik told reporters that the BJP (BJP) MLA will meet Governor Ganeshi Lal on Monday and request him not to approve the bill passed from the assembly allegedly without discussion on Saturday.
The Speaker has suspended BJP Deputy Leader BC Sethi, party whip Mohan Majhi and MLA JN Mishra for the entire session. The action was taken after watching a video of Saturday’s incident on behalf of Patro, Parliamentary Affairs Minister BK Arukha, Chief Whip of the government Pramila Malik, Leader of Opposition PK Naik, Congress Legislature Party leader Narasim Mishra. BJP (BJP) MLAs were confused with the Speaker after declaring the Odisha Lokayukta (Amendment) Bill passed in a few minutes without discussion.
‘There is no question of apologizing to the speaker’
Angry BJP MLAs staged a sit-in near the Mahatma Gandhi statue in the Assembly premises overnight but withdrew their protest at the request of Odisha co-in-charge of the party, Vijay Pal Singh Tomar. JN Mishra, the suspended MLA for the rest of the session, alleged that Speaker Patro was ‘inciting’ him to stall the House. Mishra said, “We are humans made of bone and flesh.
How can we keep ourselves restrained when Spekar is encouraging us by quoting certain proverbs? When our leaders stood up to express their opinion, the speaker did not even look at us. “On the question of apologizing to the House, Mishra said that if the people of Odisha believe that this was not the right way, then I should apologize. There is no hesitation.
He said, “But there is no question of apologizing to the speaker.” On the question of bringing a no-confidence motion against the speaker, he said that we do not have the numbers force. Questioning the impartiality of the speaker, BJP whip Mohan Charan Majhi said that the way the speaker prevented the opposition MLAs from joining the discussion while passing the bill, it is clear that they are being instructed from the ruling party. He demanded an apology from the speaker for not being fair.
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