Saying that the Prime Minister, who has lost his majority, has created an obstacle for the formation of a new government, the MPs of UML are emphatically raising Dahal that it is unethical to stay in office even for a second.
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The Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal, who is in the minority, has raised a demand in Parliament that Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal, who has agreed to share power with the Congress by agreeing on issues such as change in government leadership, constitutional amendment, etc.
The RSVP has raised questions saying that it is in a hurry to become the Prime Minister according to the new power equation. Prime Minister Dahal asked not to rush for a few days as he is about to take the vote of confidence according to the constitutional provisions.
The Prime Minister who has lost his majority has created an obstacle for the formation of a new government. According to the constitutional provision, the parliamentarians of the RSVP are protesting why they have raised the question of ethics against Prime Minister Dahal as they are going to submit a motion for a vote of confidence in the House of Representatives on June 28.
The Prime Minister should resign or take a vote of confidence, whether the next government should be formed by two or more parties as per Article 76 (2) of the Constitution or as the largest party as per Article 76 (3) of the Constitution. is happening All the UML MPs who spoke at the House of Representatives meeting on Monday said that Prime Minister Dahal should immediately resign on moral grounds.
UML's Oli as the first prime minister and Sher Bahadur Deuba as the Congress president for the second term were informed to the parliament. Mahesh Bertaula, the chief whip of the UML, said that Dahal's bubbly nature and turbulent working style had created an environment where the UML and the Congress would come together.
The issue of whether this government will get a vote of confidence or not will be on the 28th. As we are submitting the argument that how the government will be formed after that, it will be formed according to Article 76 (3). If a large party has a majority in the Parliament, it is formed according to Article 76, Clause 1 of the Constitution. That situation did not remain in this parliament. According to sub-section 2, two or more parties can form a government. Today's government is according to Article 76 (2) of the Constitution.
Prime Minister Dahal is going to take the vote of confidence according to Article 100 (2) of the Constitution, so the next government will also be formed according to Article 76 (2) of the Constitution, Bartula clarified. "By breaking the provisions and practice of the constitution, I would like to seriously draw attention to the efforts that are being made to create an environment in which the country will not become a stable government, just as the days have been lengthened from Baluwatar," he said.
RSVP MP Manish Jha had advised UML to believe in the constitution they had created. Why did the prime minister object to the constitution that was created by parties including the UML, which will take the vote of confidence? was his question. Why so much distrust towards the parliamentary system and the constitution of the constitution-making parties? Are you afraid that this system and constitution will not work and another Palturam will be born in 4 days? If you have the number, if there is a possibility that you will be the majority, don't wait for 4 days, trust each other," Jha said. It has not been practiced beyond that. Why are you worried?''
Congress MP Rajendra Bajgai, speaking at a special time, criticized the RSVP. Bajgain asked RSVP MP Swarnim Wagle not to try to teach Congress a lesson as Sher Bahadur Deuba has been appointed in the past.
UML MP Vidya Bhattarai said that the government should be ready to give responsibility to the new government to make it work. UML's Vasudev Ghimire said that the Prime Minister has extended the time even though he has already lost the vote of confidence in the House. Maoist chief whip Hitraj Pandey demanded the Prime Minister's resignation and objected to the issue of morality being raised in the House.
