"Let's not make the parliament a place of consolidation of power"

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National Assembly Chairman Narayan Prasad Dahal has emphasized that the Parliament should be developed as a place to raise the voice of the people and create the necessary laws for building a prosperous Nepal.

In his greetings message issued today on the occasion of Parliament Day, President Dahal mentioned that the highest level of people's representatives will be the representation of various ideas, philosophies and political parties in the Parliament. In the

message, Speaker Dahal emphasized that we all have to make a collective commitment on the occasion of Parliament Day to raise the dignity of the Parliament and remain honest towards the rule of law. He said that celebrating Parliament Day will be meaningful only if people can feel real democracy and feel change.

On the occasion of Parliament Day, he wished happiness, peace, prosperity and progressive progress to all Nepali sisters and brothers in his message, and praised the great martyrs who sacrificed their lives in various historic people's struggles, people's wars and people's movements for the attainment of democracy. He has expressed his respect. He also paid respect to all the warriors who disappeared during the struggle and were injured and living with disabilities. expressed .

Chairman Dahal believes that this day, when the parliamentary practice started in Nepal, will inspire all people including people's representatives, political parties, civil society and journalists to become more honest, committed and responsible towards parliamentary supremacy, rule of law and democracy.

The first meeting of Nepal's first popularly elected parliament was held on 16 June 2016. Remembering the same day, Parliament Day is celebrated on this day every year.