Fellow MPs try to stop PTI’s Murad Saeed during a scuffle with PML-N’s Javed Latif. PHOTO: INP
“Out of anger, I uttered two such words which were not decent,” ruling party’s MNA Mian Javed Latif admitted on Friday. He had scuffled with Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) lawmaker Murad Saeed in the lobby of the national assembly a day earlier. “Whatever happened yesterday was unpleasant.”
غصےمیں منہ سےدوایسےالفاظ نکلےجومناسب نہیں تھے کل افسوس ناک واقعہ ہوا،جو بھی ہواغلط ہوا،جاوید لطیف
— PMLN (@pmln_org) March 10, 2017
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Addressing media men outside the National Assembly, Latif said he did not want to go into details of whether what he said was right or wrong but admitted that he should not have passed such comments.
Yesterday, a heated argument between members of the ruling PML-N and opposition’s PTI during an NA session led to a brawl near the doors of the lower house. Latif slapped Saeed during an argument after house proceedings. In reply, Saeed punched him in the face. Earlier on the floor, Latif termed PTI chief Imran Khan a "traitor" and a "madman". Later, addressing media outside the NA, Latif made a passed slanderous and offensive language against Saeed’s sisters.
It was the second scuffle between PML-N and PTI members in less than two months. An actual brawl took place on the floor of parliament on January 26.
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