What makes an MP’s job so attractive? Despite being a supposedly noble role in the service of the nation and constituents, it should not be judged solely on the basis of the rewards, whether financial or otherwise. However, the esteemed position they hold has suddenly appears to be at risk of being discredited, at least according to Mujibul Haque Chunnu, the opposition chief whip, following the purported revelation of MPs’ emoluments and allocations for individual constituencies by a newcomer. Without mentioning the name of the newcomer in parliament, the JP MP remarked, "We are all affected by what was said in his Facebook post." The accused in this case, against whom the opposition chief whip sought the speaker’s intervention, is none other than the populist lawyer, Sayed Sayedul Haque Sumon, who gained fame through social media, particularly Facebook live, and succeeded in entering parliament as an independent member in the 12th parliamentary election on January 7. His v...