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Home Minister's statement that he 'sells information to foreigners' should be removed from the record: Chief Minister Sharma
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Nepali Congress General Minister Bishwa Prakash Sharma has demanded that Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Ravi Lamichhane's statement in Parliament that MPs sell information to foreigners be removed from the record. On Thursday, at the program of the Jhapa-Kathmandu contact platform of the Nepal Student Association, General Minister Sharma objected to Lamichhane's statement that MPs sell information to foreigners in the Parliament session.
He said that Home Minister Lamichhane should not go to Parliament and give that kind of expression. "Does Speaker Devraj Ghimire agree with the statement of the Home Minister? If not, then the statement of the Home Minister should be removed from the record of the Parliament," said Chief Minister Sharma, "If the Home Minister has information about it, he should not be making a speech, arrest him and take action." I request that such a person be brought under the scope of action.'
He asked not only to open the files of corruption but also to open the files of all high-ranking people after 046 years.
The efforts we have made in terms of establishing good governance and controlling corruption are not enough. So now we need to play a role of pressure. The Nepali Congress Party, under the leadership of our Deputy Chairman Dhanraj Gurung, has taken a proposal to the Parliament to open the files of the weaknesses that happened when we were in the government. Friends were saying that two days before that, the proposal of Dhanraj Gurung, with the support of Joint Minister Badri Prasad Pandey and Jeevan Pariyar, had been registered in the Parliament by the Nepali Congress Party.
Mahamantri Sharma, who became the minister after 046 years of Congress? What happened to whom? Who has earned how much? He said that he has already proposed to investigate all those who may not have earned it. 'Standing in the parliament, the home minister said that there are people in the parliament who sell information about the country to foreigners, that cannot be said. I ask the Speaker, do you agree with what the MP is saying that information is sold to foreigners? Can such a thing be discussed in the parliament or not? If not, why don't you remove it from the record?'
