Physical Confrontation Disrupts Parliamentary Session Amid Constitutional Tensions
Reports from inside Somalia’s House of the People indicate that a direct physical confrontation broke out between police forces and members of parliament,
with the incident captured on camera.Opposition lawmakers arrived at parliament early on Monday intending to attend the session, but were unexpectedly denied entry by parliamentary leadership.
The move reportedly triggered anger among the MPs, escalating into a scuffle with security personnel stationed inside the chamber.Sources say several lawmakers sustained minor injuries during the confrontation.
As a result, the parliamentary session has not yet officially opened.The agenda for today’s sitting was expected to focus on proposed amendments to the constitution — a highly contentious issue that has deepened political divisions within the legislature.
Chaos and loud disturbances continue to be heard inside the parliamentary complex, with security sirens and shouting reported as tensions remain unresolved.
The incident further highlights the growing political crisis surrounding constitutional reforms and raises concerns about stability, parliamentary independence, and the rule of law.
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