The House of Representatives has resolved the dispute between MPs Muhammad Al-Jarrah and Qassem Al-Baqa’i after Al-Jarrah issued an apology following an attempt to physically assault Al-Baqa’i last Tuesday. The incident stemmed from conflicts related to Al-Jarrah’s expulsion from the Labor Party. A parliamentary delegation facilitated the reconciliation process.
Today, the House of Representatives confirmed the resolution of the dispute between Members of Parliament Muhammad Al-Jarrah and Qassem Al-Baqa’i. This followed an apology from MP Al-Jarrah addressed to his colleague and the entire House of Representatives.
The conflict originated last Tuesday when MP Al-Jarrah attempted to assault Al-Baqa’i in his parliamentary office. Reports suggest that the disagreement was related to Al-Jarrah’s expulsion from the Labor Party, where Al-Baqa’i serves as the deputy secretary-general. Allegations arose, with Al-Jarrah accusing Al-Baqa’i of “insulting” him regarding the expulsion’s reasons.
This altercation escalated to a physical confrontation, involving an assault on Al-Baqa’i by Al-Jarrah. In response, a delegation of MPs, led by Saleh Al-Armouti and accompanied by seven colleagues, visited Al-Baqa’i at his home. During this visit, Al-Jarrah issued his apology, leading to an official resolution of the dispute.
In conclusion, the House of Representatives has successfully resolved the conflict between MPs Al-Jarrah and Al-Baqa’i. The situation escalated due to personal grievances regarding party expulsion, which culminated in a physical altercation. Through intervention and an apology, the matter has been amicably settled, reflecting the importance of maintaining decorum within the parliamentary system.
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