FROM PAGE 3

has been formed under the leadership of the Sergeant-at-Arms of Parliament.

“We suspect that there may have been real sabotage. At the same time, we have invited experts from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology to examine the technical faults in the sound system,” he said.

The meeting also discussed accommodation and medical facilities for MPs.

The chief whip said efforts are underway to ensure that most MPs receive housing facilities, while ministers, state ministers, the Speaker, and other senior officials already have designated residences.

He further said necessary procurement processes will be expedited, with allocations expected to be completed by April 10.

The parliamentary committee is scheduled to meet again on March 30.

On March 12, the sitting suffered a hiccup at the beginning of the new Speaker’s tenure due to the technical glitch.

After the election of the Speaker and Deputy Speaker, followed by the oath-taking ceremonies, the session started at 12:57pm. But the microphone of the Speaker did not work, causing an awkward situation.

After repeated attempts to fix the issue, the Speaker was given a separate cordless microphone to speak.