Prime Minister Dahal says: Parliament is not a place for personal accusations and recriminations

Falgun 30, 2080

Prime Minister Dahal says: Parliament is not a place for personal accusations and recriminations

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Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has said that the sovereign parliament is not a suitable place for accusations and accusations. Before taking the vote of confidence in the House of Representatives on Wednesday, Prime Minister Dahal addressed the House of Representatives today and said that private and personal objections should not be made in the Parliament.

"Though government reorganization is only a political process, some friends of the Congress interpreted it as apolitical and made personal objections and attacks on me," Prime Minister Dahal said. was and is.'

Prime Minister Dahal said that he wanted to keep some things from his side because not responding to the allegations in the parliamentary record would send a wrong message to history. 

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