
Head of the citizen bloc, Baqir al-Zubaidi called on resigned MPs to reverse their resignations and return back to practice their role in Parliament .He told the National Iraqi News Agency / NINA / "The resignation is incorrect step , especially the circumstances surrounding the country need everyone to be united in order to reach national solutions to these circumstances and crises ."He added, " I agreed with the opinion of those who say that there is / predominance / from the government and the judiciary on the role of parliament , but the solutions do not come by resignations ."On the security situation in Anbar province, Al-Zubaidi said that " the government should deal seriously with the tribes in the cities of the province and there has to be their representatives ."It is mentioned that MPs from Motahedoon coalition and other figures from Iraqiya had submitted their resignations to the Speaker of Parliament, Osama al-Nujaifi, against the backdrop of security incidents in Anbar province.The cities of Fallujah and Ramadi have been witnessing clashes between security forces backed by tribes and the elements of terrorist organization ISIS.
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