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By Nazmul Ashraf
"Mr Speaker. I would like to present a heart-rending description here now."
This is how Treasury Bench member Abul Kashern started his deliberation in the House yesterday on the 1988 mass killings in Chittagong.
Amid giggles by lawmakers on both the sides. Deputy Speaker Abdul Hamid interrupted the ruling party MP saying, "Honorable member, don't present any heart-rending description in the House, please. You please speak on your point pl order."
Awami League MP Joynal Abedin Hajari instigated BNP legislators to shout at him by repeating his question to the Education Minister on action against a construction firm named. "Khaleda Construction Company” owned by one Kamal.
The firm had constructed a school building in his area which later collapsed killing some students. Hajari alleged and asked the minister if any action was taken against the persons responsible.
Hajari repeated the name of the construction firm apparently to irk the members of BNP. led by Begum Khaleda Zia. This prompted some BNP lawmakers to shout at Hajari.
In reply. Education Minister A S H K Sadek said. “I'm not aware of any such company named Khaleda Construction Company."
Two Treasury Bench members. both named Mostafizur Rahman, rose to their feet as soon as the Deputy Speaker pronounced the name when a number of members were trying to attract the attention of the Chair to raise questions.
The Chair then hastened to add "advocate" after the name Mostafizur Rahman specifying one of them, both of whom were attempting to switch on their respective microphones.
The House burst into laughter as the microphone of the other Mostafiz was switched on and he started speaking urging the member who was given the floor to sit down.
However. Advocate Mostafiz's microphone was then switched on as the Chair continued to mention the former's name.
Getting the floor, a happy Advocate Mostafiz told the Deputy Speaker. "There are three to four Mostafizes in the House . and 1 specially thank you for citing Advocate after my name."
It happened once again In the House yesterday — the chair of a lawmaker. Shahidul Islam of BNP. was damaged.
As soon as Shahidul rose to bring the matter to the notice of the Chair, the Deputy Speaker said. "...I think, the chairs are being mishandled. Please, sit elsewhere."
A smiling Shahid then complied with the Chair's request.
In his bid to close a debate on the status of MPs during parades during national day functions a visibly irritated Deputy Speaker told the Opposition members in his local dialect. "I was elected MP many times ... but never in my life I had the opportunity to take salute."
The Opposition members were protesting the present practice under which the deputy commissioners took salute during the district-level parades during different national day functions while the MPs con-
cemed just attended such occa-
Speaking on the under-developed campus of the Khulna University, ruling partv legislator from the area. Sheikh Nurul Haq. told the House. Tm to cross the Khulna University campus regularly and the lack of beauty in the campus pains me everytime. This campus, located oh a paddy-field and an abandoned land of the Bangladesh Radio, is totally devoid of charms and natural beauty, as exists in other university campuses."
Advocate Nadeem Mostafa of BNP caused laughter in the House when he said. Bad luck to us that the Prime Minister did not lind cold In Rajshahi...
The Opposition MP referred to the PM’s distribution of warm clothes at Gopalganj while speaking on his notice about people’s sufferings due to the chilly cold at Rajshahi.
Participating in the discussion on the President's speech, ruling party deputy Anwarul Islam said. "I start my speech on the budget by paying respects to Bangahandhu Sheikh Mujlbur Rahman, four national leaders and...."
Amid laughter by his colleagues in the House and remarks from the Opposition bench. Islam corrected himself.
He. however, did not mention anything about the presidential address. Although his deliberations, he spoke on problems of his constituency.