ThiruvananThapuram: The opposition boycotted the assembly process for the second day on Friday, demanding that the Chairman of the Pinarayaya Minister Vijayan had to respond to the statement reported to him in the notification of customs in the case of dollar smuggling.
The house then postponed Sine Die, ended the second legislative session of the 15th legislature, while opposition members formed “wall protection” against corruption at the entrance to the main complex.
Immediately after working hours began, MLA UDF began shouting slogans and raising banners demanding Vijayan to shed his silence on charges.
Speaker M B Rajesh said the problem was thrown out on Thursday itself.
After almost 20 minutes, opposition leader V D Sathean announced the boycott of the process.
MLA’s opposition marched out of the house and continued their protest there.
After inaugurating the wall, Sathean said CM was afraid to reply to the charges in the assembly.
He must give the right reply in assembly, which is why he remains silent.
He was only interested in a monologue, where no one could respond, “said opposition leader VD Satheesan.
The speaker has denied permission for the postponement of this problem on Thursday, maintaining assembly regulations not to allow discussions about the subject considered by the court.” Mla’s privileges to speak in assembly are above all these rules.
Even Parliament discussed things like that and there were some precedents in the State Assembly themselves, “said Sathean.
He said the opposition must regulate the movement of artificial delays outside the assembly complex on Thursday.
This will continue to fight corruption outside the assembly, he said.
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