Parliament overheating

Mohammad Zia-ul-Haque, Golichipa para, North Halisahar, Chittagong
National Parliament House is the heart of a country, particularly for a democratic one like Bangladesh. It is expected to be a quiet and disciplined place because the destiny of the people and the country depends on the decisions and discussions made here. But it is a matter of profound regret and shame that the parliamentarians have made this place no better than a 'Fish Market'. Sometimes it seems that a 'Fish Market' is far better than this place! This is really shameful for us as a nation. The MPs, whom the general people chose to speak for them, use vulgar, nasty and uncontrolled words as if they are fighting with their enemies in a battlefield! This has been so common a matter that now we see it almost in every session of parliament. We want lively discussions, constructive criticism in parliament. However, the veteran politicians and leaders of the respective parties should take the responsibility to prevent their MPs from talking so aggressively. On the other hand, the speaker must be strict and stern in his words and should give punishment to the violators of discipline in parliament. Therefore, it is high time for the MPs to go by parliamentary norms.