It is not appropriate to play games to gain power: Nepal

Commenting on the vote of confidence proposed by Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli in the House of Representatives, President Nepal said that the sign of the new alliance formed by the two parties in an opaque manner at midnight was not good.

Pointing to Prime Minister Oli, Nepal's statement was that it is not acceptable to do many games to gain power. President Nepal said that in the parliamentary system, one of the two major parties should lead the government and the other party should play the role of the opposition, so it is not appropriate for the two parties to form the government together.

'It is not worth doing many games to gain power and blaming the system for political instability. A media in France has printed news that Nepal is the world champion of political instability. As the media said, we are discussing the question of the vote of confidence held by the 15th Prime Minister in the last 14 years. But we seem to be indifferent to the people who are begging for defeat due to monsoons, floods, landslides and floods," Nepal said, "What are we doing today to rescue the victims and work round the clock for relief? Was it necessary to change the government at this time? People have questioned - in parliamentary democracy, the government of the first and second parties of the House of Representatives is rarely seen. While one is in the government, the other has to take care of the government as the main opposition. How can the purpose and justification of this unnatural alliance formed from an opaque midnight agreement be confirmed ? Certainly, this does not seem to be a good sign.

President Nepal also questioned Prime Minister Oli as to why there was a need to form a new government when the people were giving up on the disaster.