Jaipur:
The Rajasthan Legislative Assembly burst into anarchy on Monday when Parliamentary Affairs Minister Jogaram Patel used the “unique” language in the House.
Mr. Patel commented during the question hour, which became a bone of controversy when resumed after lunch to debate on the governor’s address.
When Mr. Patel apologized, saying that he did not mean to use the word.
The incident took place during a discussion when Minister Otram Devasi was answering a question raised by Congress MLA Chetan Patel related to crop damage due to floods.
Leader of the opposition Tikram Julie expressed his displeasure over the minister’s reply and asked the counter questions, causing an uproar.
And when Mr. Julie asked the minister to give the loss figures in the Sangod of Kota, Mr. Patel stood up and used an derogatory word.
As soon as the house resumed after lunch, Congress state president Govind Singh Dotasara said, “The House was in the session. When the Leader of the Opposition was speaking, the Minister of Parliamentary Affairs objected to the Leader of the Opposition. Apart from this, he has been abused, “Can the ministers of parliamentary affairs be abusing?” We come here for common people issues, we do not come here to misbehave. “
Mr. Patel replied that he and his party always respected and respected the members.
He said, “We present our point effectively, we are not lacking. There was no intention of hurting anyone’s dignity.”
“I have never intended to speak unique words in the house nor would I be in the future. If someone gets excited while speaking in the flow, there was no such intention. Therefore, it should be removed and such feelings ever had such feelings There will not be any member in future.
Mr. Dotasara reacted saying, “If it came on record, one should be forgiven. Our Dhirwal ji had apologized, I had apologized on his behalf, you are the law minister.”
Mr. Patel said, “I have not said this and if I have said this, I am sorry. We are not adamant like you. We respect all.”
Later, Speaker Vasudev Devnani instructed the members to maintain the decoration of the house.
“If something goes wrong, we should immediately take action against it. If something happens, I think there is no harm in apologizing,” he said.
The House proceeded to debate the Governor’s address and adjourned till Wednesday.
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