During a discussion on the power situation in Bangladesh’s National Parliament, Speaker Hafiz Uddin Ahmed directed State Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources, Anindya Islam Amit, to refrain from mentioning “past governments.” The direction came after the minister raised the issue of “wrong policies of previous governments” while discussing the current electricity crisis and energy shortage. The Speaker instructed Amit to focus on the present administration's efforts and avoid blaming predecessors. This intervention occurred on Wednesday, September 2nd, amidst a heated parliamentary debate concerning the nation’s power challenges. The incident highlights potential political sensitivities surrounding the discussion of energy policy and accountability. It underscores the Speaker’s role in maintaining order and focusing debate on current governmental actions. Further details of the exchange were not immediately available.