Opposition members held an “unusual” protest in the Sindh Provincial Assembly

On Monday, opposition members of the Sindh Provincial Assembly staged an unusual protest when they were banned from speaking during a parliamentary meeting. Geographic News Report.

They brought a small wooden horse to commemorate the “democratic funeral.”

At the same time, Sindh Provincial Assembly Speaker Agha Siraj Khan Durrani ordered the staff to take the forklift out of the venue and maintain courtesy, saying that “the opposition party violated the sanctity of the House of Representatives”.

During the commotion, provincial ministers Nasir Hussein Shah and Mukesh Kumar Chora reintroduced a bill to protect journalists, which was passed by Parliament.

In this case, Chawla protested in retaliation, saying that it was actually PTI that “strangled democracy” in the country and made the people suffer.

As opposition party protests continue, the meeting has been adjourned until tomorrow, June 29.