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BHOPAL: ‘Pappu’ is off Madhya Pradesh legislators’ lexicon. So is ‘Feku’. They have been listed as ‘unparliamentary’ in a dictionary of sorts that MLAs here will be given to make them aware of what words to avoid if the coming monsoon session goes on the boil. Within a fortnight, MLAs will undergo two days of mandatory training on avoiding unparliamentary language in the House, Speaker Girish Gautam said. The handbook the first such in MP is ready and will be given to legislators any day. The monsoon session begins on August 9. “Often, MLAs use unparliamentary words in the House, which have to be expunged from their address. The purpose of this exercise is to inform members of the words they must not use in assembly,” Gautam said. There are approximately 300 such words in the handbook. Among the printable ones are ‘murkh, chor, nalayak and bewakoof ’. Interestingly, ‘jhooth’ (lie) is also considered unparliamentary.

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