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 Opp MNAs briefing on no-confidence meeting in Committee Room 2

April 9, 2022 03:02 AM


The lawmakers of the joint opposition are all set to meet Saturday morning, the 24NewsHD TV channel reported.

The meeting will be held in Parliament House Committee Room 2 at 9:30 am, sources said, adding that all the parliamentarians have been directed to make it to the venue.  

The insiders said the National Assembly Secretariat has been directed to place 220 seats in the committee room for

The members will be briefed on the no-confidence motion.  

 



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