Deuba's instructions to ministers to coordinate with MPs
Congress president Sher Bahadur Deuba has instructed the ministers participating in the government from the party to coordinate with the parliamentarians. Chairman Deuba gave this instruction after the parliamentarians raised questions about the efficiency of the ministers at the meeting of the parliamentary party held on Monday.
MP Ramhari Khatiwada informed that Chairman Deuba has instructed the ministers to proceed with necessary coordination. According to him, in the meeting, the parliamentarians raised questions about the performance of the ministers saying that they were not even informed when the ordinance was brought.
The parliamentarians raised questions saying that the government formed by the two big parties could not work as expected. The parliamentarians held the view that if the government fails, people should be disappointed and move forward seriously. The parliamentarians have put something on the issue of the efficiency of the work of the ministers. There is a saying, service with a smile. "Many honorable people say that the situation should not come where only the minister is smiling but the customer is crying," said Khatiwada, "Some parliamentarians have said that they do not agree with the ordinance brought by the government." There was no discussion with the MPs before the Ordinance. Some MPs said that this was not right.'
Khatiwada also informed that MPs raised questions about the efficiency of ministers. "Especially work on the efficiency, capacity and people's concerns of the ministers. If the system of not being a minister is developed, then the party will be in despair." If the government made up of two big parties is not able to work according to the expectations of the people, it will create disappointment in the people,' he said, 'the work that creates disappointment should end. It was said that you should do it as long as you can. The Speaker instructed the ministers to coordinate with the MPs while working. If there is a mistake, then the Speaker has said to keep it open.'
After the MPs raise serious questions, the answer will have to be put in the meeting of the parliamentary party with those who are ministers. Khatiwada also informed that it has been decided to call the meeting of the parliamentary party again on January 18 as the ministers are yet to answer the MP's questions.
