Opposition Whip Mahar Objects to Home Minister Gurung's Conduct in Parliament
Summary
Opposition Chief Whip Ain Bahadur Mahar objected in the House of Representatives to Home Minister Sudhan Gurung’s conduct, saying he repeatedly walked in front of the Speaker and speaking members in violation of parliamentary rules. Mahar demanded a ruling to stop the practice and protect the dignity of the House.
Key Points
- Ain Bahadur Mahar said Home Minister Sudhan Gurung’s conduct in Parliament violated the dignity of the House.
- Mahar cited Rule 20, Sub-rule 6, which bars walking in front of the Speaker’s seat and a speaking member.
- He said the practice is being repeated by senior government leaders and asked the Speaker to intervene.
