PPP) lawmaker Qadir Mandokhail banned from entering National Assembly following his non-parliamentary behaviour


Islamabad: Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) lawmaker Qadir Mandokhail has been banned from entering the National Assembly following his non-parliamentary behaviour.
According to details, Speaker Asad Qadir has banned the entry of PPP MNA Qadir Mandokhail in the National Assembly’s premises over his non-parliamentary behaviour in the joint parliamentary session held yesterday.
Mandokhail will face the entry ban on November 19’s session of the Lower House.
The NA speaker took the action against Mandokhail by exercising his powers under the regulations of the joint parliament session.
The secretary of NA’s legislation department has also issued a letter to the PPP lawmaker in this regard.
It is pertinent to remember that the Speaker was angry at Qadir Mandokhel's misbehavior and he had directed Qadir Mandokhel to speak in a manner or else he would be expelled from the session.
Qadir Mandokhel had said that even if NA Speaker would expelled him, he will not leave.
The Speaker also complained to Bilawal Bhutto that Qadir Mandokhel speaks rudely and this is not the proper way to speak.

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