Speaker Ram Nivas Goel ordered that the sacked AAP minister be marshalled out after Mishra referred to him as "Dhritarashtra" (a character from Mahabharata) for not taking any action on his letter.
"Why are you sitting on my letter like Dhritarashtra?" Mishra asked the speaker.
He had last week written a letter to the speaker "demanding justice" for disgruntled AAP volunteer Simran Kaur who had alleged that she was assaulted by three AAP MLAs.
Last week, he was marshalled out following a heated argument between him and other legislators of the ruling party.
Earlier in May, Mishra was escorted out of the House during a one-day session after he and a few AAP MLAs came to blows when the sacked minister held out a banner with allegations of corruption against Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
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