Wagmati government in minority

The leader of the parliamentary party of the party Shailendraman Vajracharya said that despite withdrawing the support given to the government since March 9, the letter was registered only on Tuesday. According to the office of the provincial head, he registered the letter through email. "We have withdrawn our support to the government in view of the recent changes in the political scenario of the state," Vajracharya said. Now we got many offers. Now we have reached the decision to remain in the opposition without getting a chief minister.'

On December 25, 2079, our Nepalis who supported the current Jamkattel-led government were irritated that the Chief Minister only promised to make them ministers and chairman of the committee several times. Chief Minister Jamkattel cannot get a vote of confidence without the support of one of our Nepalis, Rashtriya Prajatantra Party (RPP) and Nepal Mazdar Kisan Party (NEMKIPA). RPRPA and Nemkipa have said that they will not support the government.

Vajracharya claimed that despite being a small party in arithmetic, it is playing a strong role in maintaining parliamentary values. He said that his party will move forward in the role of responsible opposition in the Parliament in the coming days. Jamkattel is forced to take a vote of confidence after the Congress withdrew its support to the government by recalling six of its ministers on February 23.

Wagmati requires 56 MPs to form a government. In the state assembly, UML, which is part of the new alliance, has 55 votes, 27 of them, 21 of the Maoist Center and 7 of the United Socialist Party. Now 1 vote is required to form the government. Because of this, the Maoists were working hard to maintain the support of our Nepali people. There are 37 MPs from Congress, 13 MPs from RPP and 3 MPs from Nemkipa in the state assembly.