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The main opposition Maoist MP Rekha Sharma has said that she does not support making social media control-oriented. "Social media should only be regulated, control is not acceptable, if necessary, the bill should be rewritten," she said, "social media regulation bill will not be passed."
At the Karnali festival held in Birendranagar on Wednesday, Congress leader Bhishmaraj Angdambe also said that the social media regulation bill will be passed only after discussion. Do you want to enter politics or do you want to? The answer of the leaders to the journalist Sudhir Sharma's question was, 'There is a certain circumstance that is a factor in coming into politics, rather than desire and fear, self-awareness works. Desire is not a mistake. It depends on the person to be able to sustain in politics.'
Similarly, UML leader Yogesh Bhattarai said that the achievement of democracy is freedom, so there is no other option. "Yesterday Karnali did not know how to criticize, today Maja can criticize, this system was brought by democracy, the credit goes to the multi-party system," he said.
He claimed that national consensus has been reached among all parties regarding the Social Media Regulation Bill brought by the government. "There is no provision in the bill for the kind of confusion that exists in the society now. Today's government does not take away any freedom to vote, it is not that this bill will be passed as it is, parliament does not make unnecessary laws,' said MP Bhattarai, 'we parliamentarians also use our discretion.'
