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MPs fall asleep in parliament session: Deputy Speaker Rana
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The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Indira Rana, has objected to the MPs sleeping during the Parliament session. Speaking at a program organized in connection with the 66th Parliament Day at the Parliament Building on Sunday, she said that she had seen MPs sleeping while snoring during the Parliament meeting.
She told that even though she is not allowed to take photos in the Parliament, she also took photos and videos of MPs during the program organized on the occasion of Parliament Day. She warned the parliamentarians not to sleep and dream in the meeting saying that it is not time to sleep.
She said, "It is not possible to take photos in the Parliament, honorable gentlemen are sleeping." What I wanted to say here is that I saw a lot of people sleeping here. I have also recorded a little bit. We should not sit in the assembly in this sleeping manner. I wanted to say Jag Jag Nepali. It's not time to sleep, don't sleep and dream.'
Deputy Speaker Rana expressed regret saying that the budget of the Ministry of Women is not equal to one project.
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