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A video of a fight between MLAs in the assembly in neighboring country Pakistan is going viral on social media. In this viral video, an altercation is taking place between the MLAs. This video is from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly, the most troubled assembly of Pakistan. After a heated argument between the government and opposition members, the matter once again reached the level of fighting. Then there was scuffle, kicking and shirt pulling between the leaders of both the parties.
House proceedings adjourned
After the uproar in the Assembly, the Speaker adjourned the proceedings of the House for 15 minutes, but seeing that the matter did not stop, he adjourned the session till October 14. Earlier in the session, Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur, while addressing the House, criticized the recent action of the opposition parties and defended the government. The Chief Minister condemned the attack on K-P House in Islamabad, calling it an attack on the honor of the province.
The reason for the fight?
According to the information, the opposition members were not given a chance to speak by the Assembly Speaker. So they got angry and started fighting. The controversy escalated when PTI MLAs accused the cabinet minister of corruption. The minister's supporters did not like this. After which a huge uproar started in the House and such a situation arose that a fight broke out between the MLAs.
The opposition alleged
Leader of Opposition in the Assembly, PPP's Ahmed Kundi, took a different stance and accused the CM of making bad statements. He said that the responsibility of maintaining provincial law and order did not work. Apart from this, the Leader of Opposition was also asked to focus on the issue of 55 lakh children being out of school. As tension increased, three people including the MP, MLA and his relative were handed over to the police. The Speaker called both the MPs involved in the dispute to his cabin to intervene and calm the situation. Despite efforts to restore order, the session could not resume and the Assembly was dissolved.