Speaker of the National Assembly, Narayan Prasad Dahal, has asked for constructive criticism on parliamentary activities. At the book launch event organized by the Parliamentary Affairs Journalist Society in Kathmandu on Monday, Chairman Dahal urged that criticism on parliamentary practice should be constructive rather than destructive.

Chairman Dahal has said that the lack of creativity can be seen in the criticism of some members of parliament and the officials of the secretariat. He said that it is necessary for journalists who use pens in parliamentary activities to transmit positive messages.

'Our mind is critical in the parliamentary system . We have to think with a critical mind. But that criticism should be constructive, not destructive. This does not happen in the parliament itself, there is weakness and inadequacy in the work done by the honorable or the officials in the parliament . If there is evil in the intention, then there will be a separate debate for that, but I think that some of the issues that arise due to inadequacy should be given place in a creative manner," President Dahal said. Let us be aware of the situation, this is my appeal.'