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CPN (Unified Socialist) Vice President Rajendra Prasad Pandey has said that the party is in favor of continuing the government led by Pushpa Kamal Dahal until the next government is decided.
Pandey, the vice president of the United Socialist Party, made this comment while talking to the media after meeting Prime Minister Dahal at the office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers at Singhdarbar on Thursday. In response to the media's question about whether to leave the government or stay, he replied that he should jump from one house to another only after he reaches the roof of the other.
'Last year, we had Finance Minister Dr. The budget that was submitted by Prakashsharan Mahat was very inappropriate in terms of the budget, the parliamentarians were not discussed in the preparation of the budget, and the role of the parliamentarians was not played. We said that it is not possible to pass the budget by counting the heads of MPs and not to participate in the preparation of the budget. Addressing what we have said, the Prime Minister said that he will change this matter in the coming year . The time has come for the budget, the budget will be announced on June 15, and the budget has already started. That's why we have come to remind you if you have forgotten what you said yesterday,' Pandey said in response to the question, 'If you jump from the roof to another house, you should jump only when you reach the next roof.' He went to the Prime Minister's Office at Singhdarbar to meet Dahal. Even when the day of submitting the budget for the next financial year came on May 15th, there is dissatisfaction of the integrated socialists that the parliamentarians were not discussed.
