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The main opposition party Nepali Congress has demanded an answer from the Prime Minister regarding the arrest of Kantipur Media Group Chairman Kailash Sirohia.
On Friday, at the meeting of the top parties held at the Prime Minister's official residence, Baluwatar, Congress leaders raised questions with the Prime Minister about the arrest of Sirohia. Similarly, Congress chief whip Ramesh Akhtar informed that he has also sought an answer from the Prime Minister about the remarks made by the Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Ravi Lamichhane in the House of Representatives meeting insulting the Congress MPs.
'Kantipur Media Group Chairman Kailash Sirohia was arrested in the manner, why did it happen? We are seriously interested in it, we raised the issue that the government should respond to it,' the writer said after the meeting, 'Also, a few days ago, the Home Minister standing in the House of Representatives, the way the matter has been presented, the way he has defamed the members of the Nepali Congress, even that matter is normal. No, we have said that we have to prove and take action, otherwise we have to answer for it.'
According to him, in the meeting held at the Prime Minister's call to reveal the obstacles in the Parliament, there was a discussion about forming a parliamentary committee to investigate the fraud in the cooperative.
'It has already been agreed upon to form a parliamentary inquiry committee on the misappropriation, embezzlement and misuse of funds from cooperatives . Friends are discussing how to make it in the working group,' he said, 'now it is a situation where we have to discuss how to reconcile the things that have not been reconciled. Overall, we have come to the conclusion that everyone should form a parliamentary committee and come to an end.'
