"Мы не пленные на допросе, а вы не офицеры Гестапо" - Байсалов жестко ответил на критику депутатов

Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Edil Baisalov is taking the floor without permission and commenting on deputies. Call him to discipline, said Deputy Aibek Osmonov (Osh District) to the representative of the president and the Cabinet of Ministers in the Zhogorku Kenesh on June 20 at a meeting of the Zhogorku Kenesh Committee on International Affairs, Defense, Security, and Migration. "It's necessary to speak fairly, but here he is reporting that deputies are spreading false information. He wasn't given the floor, so he's starting to comment. Let him present his report and leave. Let him say unnecessary words in his office for the journalists. This is work in progress," the deputy said. "Dear deputy," Baisalov tried to respond. "Here he comes again. What is this?" Osmonov exclaimed indignantly. "This is the Zhogorku Kenesh, and here the two branches of government are sharing opinions. We are not young men to tell us how to behave. Adhere to ethics," the Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers responded. "First, watch your ethics. I'm telling you as a fellow countryman. Stop treating deputies this way. Change your attitude," said Deputy Ulan Bakasov (Naryn District). "So, you're allowed to be rude. What are you telling me?" Baisalov was indignant. "No one is being rude to you. I urge you to calm down," said Bakasov. Deputy Shailoobek Atazov said that the Cabinet's deputy chairmen are being impudent—interrupting deputies and violating the rules of procedure. "This is all happening because some deputies are acting as their advocates. Can't we, as deputies, ask questions? They spend an hour answering a question. We ask one question, and he evades the answer and says something completely different. Edil Zholdubaevich, you interrupted your colleague three times. The rules are right there," he said. Basalov apologized and noted that he had given in to his emotions. "As the Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and on behalf of the invited government officials, I am addressing you. We are not being interrogated, we are not prisoners, and you are not 'Gestapo officers.' We must treat each other with respect. I don't know where you come from, but we have come to this high podium. Let's respect the people and the Cabinet of Ministers here," he replied. There's no need to lecture us here, Atazov emphasized. Then I don't have to come, said Baisalov. "Why won't you come? You should be answering questions here," Atazov added. The Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee, Chingiz Aidarbekov (Alliance), called on his colleagues and the Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers to remain calm. "We have a Constitution, let's respect it. No matter how you feel about MPs, you must respect what is written in the Constitution. MPs are representatives of the people. They are a separate branch of government. If you have a personal position, then discuss it elsewhere. Today, at the Committee meeting, we are discussing the issue of migration. Given our oversight responsibilities, we will make decisions and work with the Cabinet of Ministers on this matter. We have one goal: to help our country. There should be no populism here. You are delivering a report on behalf of the Cabinet. Questions are being asked here. Answer the questions, and that's it. There is no Gestapo here, and there is no need to make comparisons like that. You are being rude," he noted. Bakasov then took the floor: "I value justice. No one is interrogating you here. The deputies are asking questions, and you are avoiding specific answers and evading them. Perhaps you have disagreements with someone here. From the outside, it appears that you treat everyone poorly. You are not being interrogated. We represent the people. Therefore, I will convey the voice of the people to you and demand compliance. You will not be able to prevent this. You are sowing discord in the relationship between the Zhogorku Keneshm and the Cabinet of Ministers. We want to work constructively. Together, we must uplift our Kyrgyzstan." Aidarbekov reiterated that the parties must work constructively, and these are the first steps at today's meeting. "I want to respond constructively. We are also representatives of the president; let them respond after me," Baisalov said, refusing to give the floor to the representative of the president and the Cabinet of Ministers in the Parliament. "You are the representative of the Cabinet of Ministers," Aidarbekov said. "According to the Constitution, the president is the head of government. We all forget this. We live under the new Constitution. I want to respond to Ulan Bakasov. I have no discord... On the contrary, I attend all meetings. I ask you, this is a requirement of the Constitution and ethics—no rudeness or humiliation. Just please, I kindly ask you to respect the Cabinet of Ministers, the Constitution, and me personally. No one gave you the right to humiliate and insult," Baisalov addressed the deputies....