Rastriya Swatantra Party MP Hari Dhakal criticized the government’s intolerant style, saying democracy is overshadowed by partisanship and predicting a revival of democratic institutions in 2084 BS.
Acting Prime Minister Prakash Man Singh has promised the new federal parliament building at Singha Durbar will be finished on time. The ministry is enforcing strict measures to prevent delays and ensure smooth progress.
A special parliamentary committee in Nepal has questioned lawmaker Ramhari Khatiwada over inconsistencies in the cooling-off period clause of a civil service bill.
Rastriya Swatantra Party lawmaker Sovita Gautam clarified controversial remarks made in parliament, emphasizing they were misunderstood and urging accurate interpretation of her statements about the Prime Minister’s Spain visit.
Former Prime Minister and CPN (Maoist Centre) Chairman Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ claims that despite being third in parliamentary seats, the Maoists remain Nepal’s main political establishment, with Congress and UML positioned as opposition to the current constitution.
Controversy erupts in Nepal’s parliament after MP Sobita Gautam raises concerns over Prime Minister Oli’s Spain visit. Government denies all allegations.
A special committee has been formed by Nepal’s parliament to investigate changes in the Federal Civil Service Bill’s cooling-off period clause, following public concern over discrepancies between the draft and final versions.
MP Roshan Karki has emphasized the importance of thoroughly reviewing bills before amending them, citing past legislative experience.
Nepal’s Parliament is moving to form a probe committee over alleged alterations in the cooling-off period provision of the Federal Civil Service Bill 2080.
CPN-UML lawmakers have accused Committee Chair Ramhari Khatiwada of altering a bill passed by the State Affairs Committee, demanding his resignation and a full investigation.