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By Nazmul Ashraf
BNP lawmaker Najimuddin Alam mentioned the popular offer. Daal-free; (lentil at free of cost), made at a section of restaurants at different ferry ghats, while speaking about the high-price of lentil in the House yesterday.
Interrupting Alam. Deputy Speaker Abdul Hamid who was in the Chair, asked. "Do you finish your meal (at those restaurants) taking the Daal only?” The Opposition MP continued. Instead ol Daal-free,' we now hear 'Bhaat-free' (nee ai free of cost)"
Food and Agriculture Minister Begum Matia Chowdhury ridiculed Alam by saying Lakhs of thanks to Allah that rice is now offered at free of cost. If so happens, people of the country will offer their heartfelt doa' for Prime Minister Sheikh Hasma."
During a lively exchanges on BNP's rejoining different parliamentary committees. Telecommunications Minister Mohammad Nasim said. "I'm confident of resolving all problems had the Chief Whip of the Opposition (Khandakar Delwar Hossain) agreed to sit with his head cool."
Deputy Leader of the Opposition AQM Badruddoza Chowdhury promptly took the floor to tell the bald minister, "the head of the Opposition Chief Whip is cool enough since he has much hair on his head."
No sooner Deputy Speaker Abdul Hamid returned to the House after the break for Zohr prayers. Deputy Leader of the Opposition Badruddoza Choudhury took the floor to tell the Chair. 'You've come 10 minutes after you were informed of the quorum. We feel bad about the wastage of time on private members' day."
Retorting to the Opposition Leader, the Chair said, "I also feel the same when I continue ringing the bell and you people don't turn up
A smiling B. Choudhury rose again to acknowledge the Chair’s comment.
BNP deputy Alamgir Kabir
blasted a vernacular newspaper which reported that he uttered filthy words in the House on Wednesday. The angry Opposition MP also demanded a ruling from the Chair on the issue.
In repiy C.c Deputy Speaker said. "1 also heard such abusive words but I did not mind."
Ruling party MP Akhtaruz-zaman was heard shouting, "Honourable Speaker, you should mind."
Speaking on his motion for setting up of a technical training institute at LalLagh. AL lawmaker Mohammad Selim told the House that the unemployed youths of the area got addicted to wine, hashish, heroin and also phensidyl which, he said, is called Daail in Bangla.
Before concluding, Selim said. T would like to wish the Speaker, the Prime Minister, the Leader of the Opposition and all other members a Dhakaite Eid Mobarak."
Selim, who invariably deliberates reading from a prepared statement, caused laughter in the House by uttering "what else should 1 speak, that's end" after he finished reading the papers in his hands.
Asked by the Chair if he would withdraw his resolution following the minister's statement. Selim, who was seen being guided by a whip of his party, said. "Mr. Whip is here he I withdraw my resolution."
Ruling party whip Rafiqul Islam, sitting beside the first-time MP. seemed to have advised Selim to withdraw his resolution. The puzzled Treasury Bench whip laughed and his face as his party colleague made a clear indication to the suggestion he put to Selim.