They sent a letter to the Speaker on August 23 expressing written objection to the matter. It came into discussion when Supreme Court lawyer Shishir Monir published the matter on social media.

In the letter, the MPs claimed that under the Constitution and existing laws, there is no scope to give MPs from reserved women's seats the responsibility of overseeing directly elected members of parliament of any constituency. They also noted that such an initiative could be in conflict with parliamentary conventions and the constitutional framework.

The 67 MPs expressed hope that the Speaker would consider the matter and take necessary steps quickly.