Member of Parliament Hussein Nima confirmed that there is a clean aim to disrupt and obstruct Parliament classes, despite the absence of any debatable laws calling for a boycott or disruption of parliamentary paintings.
Nima informed dinaropinions.com, “there’s a planned try and disrupt Parliament sessions and prevent their normal functioning, no matter the absence of arguable laws on the consultation’s agenda.”
He brought, “a few legal guidelines require political consensus a few of the various parties and components, and those may result in disruption in the classes and as a result hinder the consultation’s work. however, the latest sessions did now not witness any controversial legal guidelines that could be obstructed.”
He explained that “the legal guidelines at the time table of the last consultation and the one before it do not include any debatable thing that might lead to the disruption of Parliament’s work or require political consensus before intending with their law. no matter this, the sessions are nevertheless being obstructed.”
