The winter session of the Federal Parliament begins on Friday. The government has prepared to take about 30 bills to the parliament in this session. 23 Bills that have already been registered are pending in the Parliament. The government is also preparing to register the six ordinances issued a few weeks ago on the first day of the parliament session.

Due to the ordinance brought by the government, it is seen that the Parliament meeting will be complicated from the beginning. The opposition parties are preparing to oppose the government by pushing the parliament session and bringing the ordinance. The government is planning to pass the ordinance as soon as possible. Anticipating strong opposition from the opposition parties, Prime Minister and UML President KP Sharma Oli and Congress President Sher Bahadur Deuba have instructed their MPs to defend the ordinance.

There is a constitutional provision that the ordinance issued by the government should be submitted on the day the parliament session begins. 

According to this, six ordinances are on the agenda to be 'tabled' in both the House of Representatives and the National Assembly on Friday, said Ekram Giri, spokesperson of the Parliament Secretariat. There is a constitutional provision that the Ordinance will automatically become inactive after 60 days of the meeting of the House if both Houses do not accept it or the House meeting does not take any decision on it. 

The opposition party has prepared to register a notice in the House that the ordinance should be rejected. An ordinance has been introduced without withdrawing the bill in Parliament. Bringing an ordinance in this way is against parliamentary values,'' said Hitraj Pandey, the chief whip of the main opposition party Maoist.

The chief whip of the ruling UML, Mahesh Bertaula, has said that the opposition party will respond to the ordinance issued by the government in accordance with the constitutional provisions, if they show unconstitutional or non-political behavior. "The opposition parties are staging a front against the ordinance, they are saying baseless and irrational things about rejecting the ordinance. People are being misled," he said, "We will try to dispel the illusion." According to him, the resolution regarding the ordinance is ready to be passed by January 24. After the ordinance is passed, the bill to replace it enters the House. 

The National Independent Party is going to protest by concluding that the government has proceeded in a biased manner in the inquiry into the co-operative fraud. Chief Whip Santosh Pariyar said, "The government treats the people of the ruling party and the opposition in two ways in the cooperative investigation." He said that the opposition will have the same opinion regarding the ordinance. Rashtriya Prajatantra Party Chairman Rajendra Lingden mentioned that the government has repressed a peaceful demonstration and said that it will be countered in the Parliament. He said, "The government has severely repressed the demonstration which was peaceful in Mukumlung of Taplejung," he said, "The government has moved on an authoritarian and despotic path. We strongly oppose it.

Madhesh-centric parties have prepared to oppose the land ordinance. Spokesperson of Janata Samajwadi Party Nepal, Manish Suman, said that the government is trying to displace the Madheshi, tribal and tribal communities by bringing the land ordinance. "Our conclusion is that among the ordinances issued by the government, the ordinance related to land is the most serious," he said. The meeting of both the houses has been called for 1 pm. The fifth session of the House of Representatives and the 17th session of the National Assembly are about to begin. Parliament meeting is going to be held after 4 and a half months. The previous sessions of both the houses of the Federal Parliament ended on August 31. On the first day of the meeting, the agenda to be addressed by the leaders of all the parties, including Prime Minister Oli, has been prepared. There is also an agenda to inform the House about the main activities done by the government since the end of the previous session. 

The government last month issued an ordinance to amend some Nepal Acts related to the promotion of good governance and public service delivery, and to amend some Nepal Acts related to economic procedures and financial responsibility (first amendment), privatization (first amendment), economic and business environment improvement and investment promotion. was Similarly, an ordinance was brought to amend some Nepal Acts related to land and to amend some Nepal Acts related to cooperatives. 

The government is preparing not to make Parliament without 'business' in the winter session. Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ajay Kumar Chaurasia said that the government is preparing to proceed with the winter session as a bill session. All the bills in the parliament will be moved forward quickly after reaching consensus. The government is also sending the new bill to the parliament," he said. "6 ordinances have been sent to the parliament. The replacement bill will be registered in a few days. The government has already sent 6 new bills to the parliament for the winter session. The Watercraft (Operation and Management) and National Forensic Science Laboratory (Establishment and Operation) Bills have already been registered in the National Assembly last month. The Social Media Bill was tabled in the National Assembly on Tuesday. The Ministry of Home Affairs registered the Armed Police Force, Nepal Police and Nepal Citizenship (Second Amendment) Bill in the House of Representatives on Tuesday. According to Giri, the spokesperson of the Parliament, after the new registration, the number of bills in the Parliament has reached 30. Two of them are non-governmental bills. 

15 bills are under discussion in various committees of the House of Representatives and 4 in the Legislative Committee of the National Assembly. The report of 3 bills is only left to be prepared by the committee and submitted to the House. Law Ministry Secretary Udayraj Sapkota said that more than two dozen bills from various ministries are about to go to Parliament. "Some new bills have reached the parliament, some are in the process," he said, "the winter session is getting a lot of work in terms of law making." The Ministry of Law has said that it is preparing to send the Bill on Cyber ​​Security, Reconciliation, Children, Election Management, Criminal Code and Civil Code Amendment to the Parliament. The Ministry of Law has also approved the drafting of the bill to amend and unify the laws related to Nepal Civil Aviation Authority, the bill to establish and manage the Nepal Air Service Authority, and the draft of the bill to make arrangements for Khwap University. He will be taken to the Parliament soon after the decision of the Council of Ministers. Similarly, bills related to communication, mining and minerals, chemicals, science and technology, innovation, higher education, national qualification format, health education institutions and land acquisition are also prepared to be submitted in the winter session.