The MP of the ruling party demanded an answer about the 'unlimited expression' of the Minister of Communications

In Tuesday's meeting of the House of Representatives, Khatiwada said that the minister's statement was objectionable. The answer to this should be given in the parliament' said Chairman Khatiwada. Minister Guru had expressed that the inspector general of police who did not cooperate in the adjustment of the province should be 'bitten'.

There is talk that the post of minister in Gandaki province is about to be sold. What is this ? Who should answer about this, we want to find the answer. Has the position of the minister started to be sold for money or not? The government should give information about why such expressions come. Secondly, I am an MP from the ruling party. But the Minister of Information and Communication has expressed a few days ago that the tongue of the IGP of Nepal Police should be bitten. This expression is offensive . I would like to request the ministers to put a brake on the tongue. Where should the end be applied? But the ministers should speak with a brake on their tongue. I would like to request the speaker to answer this in the parliament," said Khatiwada.