”It seems that the government, which does not look at floods and disasters, is going to bring an ordinance to divide the party, remove the deputy speaker and remove the executive director of the electricity authority. This move will be costly for the government.”
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Chairman of the Maoist Center, Pushpa Kamal Dahal, has questioned the government as to where the investigation into various scandals including fake Bhutanese refugees has gone.
Addressing the vigilance meeting organized by the Maoists in Kathmandu on Saturday, former Prime Minister Dahal asked where the investigation of the fake Bhutanese refugees and the scandals of Bansbari, Giribandhu, Balmandir etc. had been taken by the government.
'Where did the fake Bhutanese refugee scandal end? Bansbari, Giribandhu, children's temple and other scandal investigation where? This government does not have the capacity to answer this question, because this government is not made to investigate these scandals, but to settle them,' said Dahal.
Stating that the campaign of good governance has been taken forward by the government led by him, he said that the government will be asked to answer these questions from the House and the streets. "You will have to see the resistance in Parliament and on the streets, which you have not imagined," said Dahal.
Dahal has warned the government not to fall under the illusion that whatever is done in the country will happen on the basis of the two-thirds majority in the parliament. He said that the government should be responsible and move forward.
Dahal has also commented on the propaganda that the government formed under the leadership of KP Sharma Oli has brought 70 numbers in 100 days. Dahal's comment was that the situation was like this when the government gave itself 70 numbers and how would it be if it gave 100 numbers. Dahal has also suggested to Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli not to boast about the two-thirds obtained by Congress.
