MDP member and North Galolhu Constituency MP Mohamed Ibrahim (Kudu) has stated that opposition MDP questioned the Minister of Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development Dr. Abdulla Muththalib the most via the Parliament.
While sharing details of the 8 ministers who had been asked the most questions from MDP on social media, MP Ibrahim said that a total of 258 questions were sent to ministers, of which 180 of them were aimed at the 8 ministers.
As per the information that was shared, a notice of 56 questions were asked to Housing Minister Muththalib, who had the most questions aimed at him.
The minister answered 16 of the questions, while 11 of the questions saw time run out or be withdrawn. The information also reads that there is still time for 29 of the questions to be answered.
Additional ministers:
- Former Foreign Minister Moosa Zameer: 26 questions asked.
- Economic Minister Mohaed Saeed: 22 questions asked, of which 9 of them were answered. Two of the questions saw an expiration of time, while the opportunity to answer 11 questions still remains.
- Youth Minister Abdulla Rafiu: 20 questions asked, of which 3 questions have been answered. Four of the questions saw an expiration of time, while the opportunity to answer 13 questions still remains.
- Finance Minister Hassan Zareer: 19 questions asked, with time to answer all of these questions still remaining, and with none having been answered as of yet.
- Home Minister Ali Ihusaan: 18 questions asked, of which 12 have been answered. Three of the questions saw an expiration of time, while the opportunity to answer the remaining three questions still remains.
- Health Minister Geela Ali: 10 questions asked, of which 4 have been answered and one of the questions saw an expiration of time, while there is still time left to answer 5 questions.
- Islamic Minister Dr. Mohamed Shaheem Ali Saeed: 9 questions asked, of which 5 have been answered, and one of the questions saw an expiration of time, while there is still time left to answer 3 questions.
Requests have been put forward for the attendance to the Parliament sitting to answer their questions or to answer in writing.
