, April 7 -- Eight bills were passed in the Parliament Tuesday to turn the ordinances issued during Professor Muhammad Yunus led interim government into laws.

There were no clause-wise amendment proposals in the bills. Therefore, there was no discussion on the bills in the parliament. After the relevant ministers raised them, the bills were passed directly by voice vote.

Out of the 133 ordinances issued during the interim government, the special committee of the Parliament recommended approval in the parliament of 98 in their original form and 15 in amended form. Out of the remaining 20, a number of 4 bills were recommended to be repealed and 16 were recommended to be strengthened and new bills brought later.

Regarding the 8 bills pass...