Patna, Mar 24 (Reporter) The issues of the law and order situation and construction of boundary walls around cemeteries echoed in Bihar assembly where the opposition created bedlam and entered into the well of the house twice during the pre-lunch sitting. As soon as the house assembled for the day on Monday, the CPIML members tried to draw the attention of the house towards the murder of a doctor in the state capital and accused the Bihar government of failing to control crime-created noise. The Speaker Nand Kishor Yadav asked them to raise the issue at an appropriate time and took up the question hour proceedings. Insisting the speaker to take cognizance of the law and order situation they trooped to the well and shouted slogans against the state government. The RJD members also created noise on the issue in support of the CPIML members. The question hour proceeding continued amid the noise. The speaker repeatedly requested the members to resume their seats and assured them to allow them to speak on the issue after question hour but the members, describing the crime as of serious nature continued to shout slogans at the top of the voice. Following repeated requests from the speaker, they resumed their seats. When the question hour was in progress and a reply was being made by Bihar Minister Vijendra Prasad Yadav on the issues of cemeteries raised by various members the opposition, dissatisfied with the reply of the Minister to the question of MLA Mohammed Nehaluddin again trooped to the well and created ruckus. The Speaker tried to bring the house in order but the pandemonium continued. However, the members resumed their seats following requests made by the Speaker. Through his question Mohammad Nihaluddin said that no survey has been made since 2007 regarding the sensitive graveyards. Replying to the query, the Minister said that there is a committee in the chairmanship of District Magistrate and SP which looks into the sensitivity of the graveyards. Through his supplementary, Virendra Prasad Gupta said that a list of graveyards was prepared in 2007 for construction of boundary walls around them but the boundary walls were constructed only around a few of them. Given the sensitivity of the situation he demanded to prepare a fresh list for the purpose. While raising her supplementary regarding the construction of boundary walls around graveyards in Kachhua village of Nasriganj block, MLA Anita Devi challenged the reply made by the Minister as wrong and demanded action against the guilty officers furnishing a wrong reply. To this Speaker Nand Kishor Yadav directed the government to inquire into the matter. Nearly 13 questions related to the construction of boundary walls around cemeteries were raised in the house...////...