MP Gautam's question: What is Dalit zero government's approach towards inclusiveness?

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The opposition RSVP has raised questions about the inclusion policy of the government led by KP Sharma Oli, which was formed according to the agreement of the Congress and the UML. RSVP MP Sobita Gautam raised questions about the low number of women in the Council of Ministers and the void of the Dalit community in the meeting of the House of Representatives on Monday.

There are only two women ministers in the Oli-led government and not a single minister from the Dalit community has been included. Raswapa has raised a question on the same issue in the Parliament on the first day .

'What is the approach of the newly formed government towards inclusiveness ? We would also like to inquire about this because looking at the present cabinet, the representation of women guaranteed by the constitution has not been seen there . Dalit representation is zero there. How does the government view inclusion?,' she asked.

Likewise, MP Gautam has raised questions saying that MPs who belong to the area in which they are doing business and who are in conflict with the ministry's responsibilities have been given ministers. How sensitive is the government to the conflict of interest? Can the minister accept the authority that suits his business or not? The government should also inform us about this matter,' she said.

MP Gautam raised questions about the transparency of the agreement between Congress and UML. She questioned the fact that the agreement between Congress and UML on the night of June 17 has not been made public yet.

'In the middle of the night, the old government has fallen and a new government has been formed after making an agreement between the two major parties . The government has been formed by the parties divided into two poles in political theory, this is not a normal thing,' she said, 'Why and how was this agreement made ? That agreement should be made transparent, and the people and citizens should be informed.'

MP Gautam said that he will continue to support the government on the issue of prosperity and good governance, but on the issue of corruption, he will be ruthlessly presented in the parliament.