Congress cannot stop the government from bringing the budget: Chief Whip Bertaula
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CPN-UML chief whip Mahesh Bertaula has said that Congress cannot stop the government from bringing the budget, saying that there is a constitutional obligation to bring the budget on May 15.
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He claimed that the Congress should understand the constitutional obligation of the government not to bring the budget after the 15th and that the ruling party has made every effort to create a comfortable environment to bring the budget on the 15th of May itself.
Congress is the largest and most responsible party in the country, he says that they cannot obstruct the government to bring the budget. In a conversation with media persons on Monday, chief whip Bertaula said, 'Tomorrow is the 15th of May. We made the constitution. When this constitution was made, the Nepali Congress sat by itself and the political parties made this constitution. The government cannot bring the budget tomorrow, it has to bring the budget tomorrow. Therefore, Congress should understand this constitutional obligation.'
The Congress has been continuously obstructing the Parliament by demanding the formation of a parliamentary inquiry committee on the Home Minister Ravi Lamichhane in the co-operative fraud case. Chief Whip Bertaula, who is in the task force formed to discuss the mandate of the inquiry committee, accused the Congress of not showing any flexibility in the government's efforts to bring the budget by creating a comfortable environment in the parliament.
'We are sitting and discussing in the working group with the aim that the problem should be solved through consensus and dialogue. But that sincerity was not seen on the part of Congress. "Congress is not ready for consensus," he said. The Congress has moved forward by making a bottom line of an irreconcilable matter. That's why no agreement has been reached yet.'
He alleged that the problem was caused by two factions within the Congress. A Congress calls the Home Minister in parliamentary committees and conducts discussions. Next, the Congress goes to the Parliament meeting and surrounds the well and shouts slogans of death. There are two congresses. Eight president Congress and another General Minister Congress. It seems that the president is trying to move forward with the idea of meeting the congressmen. But the chief minister is playing a role in destabilizing the situation by expressing his concern that the situation will be resolved by making incorrect statements, inducing bias, and encouraging untruthful politics to lead to conflict,' Chief Whip Bertaula said, 'I don't think this series will give any solution.
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