Congress central member and House of Representatives member NP Saud has said that the Congress and UML governments making laws through ordinances is not a positive aspect. In an interview program organized at Reports Club Nepal, Butwal, Saud, who is also a former foreign minister, said that even though the government is in the majority, when the law is made through an ordinance without conducting a parliament meeting, questions have arisen from all sides.

  Stating that stability could not be guaranteed even when the government was formed together with major parties, Leader Saud emphasized that Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli should be sensitive in his expressions. "Prime Minister KP Oli, who is leading the government, needs to be sensitive in his expressions," Saud said, "expressions against consensus can affect the foundation of the alliance." '

He said that the Nepali Congress had supported the government led by KP Sharma Oli and complained that the government had not taken appropriate actions. He said that there are complaints of non-implementation of the minimum common agreement between the two parties and suggested to follow it fully.

leader Saud stressed that the national consensus on improving the constitution should be worked out in such a way as to produce results. "Now we have to have a thorough discussion on how to improve it and work in such a way as to achieve national consensus and get results," he said.