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PKR deputy president and Gombak MP Azmin Ali was ejected from Parliament today by speaker Pandikar Amin Mulia after the former consistently demanded an explanation from the latter for not expediting Azmin's motion to condemn judges to be debated.
Pandikar earlier said that the government affairs will be prioritised, but this made Azmin demand why other motions by individual MPs are placed higher than his own motion, signed by 63 MPs.
Pandikar earlier said that the government affairs will be prioritised, but this made Azmin demand why other motions by individual MPs are placed higher than his own motion, signed by 63 MPs.
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