As soon as the question hour was over, Bodoland Peoples Front's MLA Kamalshing Narzary asked the speaker about his dress code and pointed out some other members' dressing inside the house.
"Is there any dress code for the speaker? If yes, then why do you not wear it?" asked Narzary, which made the entire House burst into laughter.
Replying to the member's query with a smile, Goswami said "There is no dress code for me. Today it is hot and so I am wearing only the shirt. I have left my coat."
He has also been seen presiding over the house in a formal coat and tie.
"We see some members coming to the House wearing a T-shirt. What is this sir? Is this allowed?" Narzary asked and again there was laughter.
To this, Goswami replied "We should dress well while coming to the House.
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