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Ruling Congress MP NP Saud has said that Parliament's arithmetical force should not be used while making laws related to security agencies. Parliamentarian Saud, who is also a former foreign minister, said that there should be a serious discussion in the parliament when creating a law that will have far-reaching effects.
In a program organized by the Nepal Ex-Servicemen's Association in Pokhara on Saturday, MP Saud said that a far-reaching law should be created after discussions with all the political parties in the parliament.
"When two-thirds of the government brought a bill related to a serious issue like security agencies, more than 100 MPs have already made amendments," Leader Saud said, "The parliamentarians have started the bill brought by the government immediately." The government should not be proud of two-thirds of institutions like security agencies.'
Saud also said that in order to weaken the security agencies, the "chain of command" of the security agencies should not be given the authority to operate in the civil administration.
'Government should be sensitive at times like this . Since this can affect the external security and internal security of the country, it is necessary to have a serious discussion and debate about the far-reaching effects of the chain of command being weakened on the security agencies, he said. Said . The government has registered separate bills related to Nepal Police and Armed Police in the Parliament. Along with the opposition, the parliamentarians of the ruling party have also expressed displeasure with the arrangements made in the bill.
Similarly, Saud said that even after 7 months of the formation of the coalition government of Congress and UML by agreeing on seven points including the amendment of the constitution, nothing has been done. The current government is a two-thirds government. The government was formed by agreeing on seven points. The important point of the seven points is that we will amend the constitution,' he said.
Stating that the Constitution provides for the review of the Constitutional Commission in 10 years, Saud said that the process of amending the Constitution should be continued.
