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MNS MLA suspended from Maha Assembly over "abusive" language

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Press Trust of India Mumbai
A legislator belonging to the Raj Thackeray-led MNS was today suspended from the state Assembly, over the "abusive" language he used in the House.

Announcing this in the Lower House, Parliamentary Affairs minister Harshwardhan Patil said, the MNS MLA, Pravin Darekar, had made "objectionable" remarks in the House, after the chief minister's reply on a debate on issues related to Mumbai.

The minister moved a resolution that Darekar be suspended from the House for a year, till the end of the monsoon session of state legislature in 2014.

The resolution, which also bars Darekar from entering Vidhan Bhawan premises in Mumbai and Nagpur during the period, was later adopted by the House.
 

Deputy Speaker Vasant Purke said Darekar had indulged in "severe violation" of legislature norms.

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First Published: Jul 26 2013 | 6:10 PM IST

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