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The government will present the ordinance in the parliament on Wednesday. The government is going to present 5 ordinances in the House of Representatives sitting at 1 pm on Wednesday. The ruling party has already issued a whip to its MPs for approval of the ordinance.
Congress Chief Whip Shyam Ghimire issued the whip by sending an SMS to the MPs. 'As the ordinances will be presented for approval in the Parliament meeting held on February 21 at 1 pm, this whip will be issued to attend the meeting and stay until the end,' said Chief Whip Ghimire's SMS. Similarly, UML has also issued whips to MPs. There are 88 Congress and 78 UML MPs in the House of Representatives.
Even after 1 month has passed since 6 ordinances including land were issued by the President, the government has not been able to place them on the agenda of both houses of the Federal Parliament for approval. Although the Congress-UML has a majority in the House of Representatives, the ruling coalition is in a minority in the National Assembly. The Janata Samajwadi Party (JSP), which is in a decisive position in the National Assembly, has put the government in trouble after Nepal made a pre-condition for withdrawing the land ordinance.
His 3 seats have become decisive for the government to approve the ordinance from the National Assembly. The position of the Democratic Socialist Party (LOSP), which is a participant in the Union Government, is also not in favor of the government on this issue. He has a representation of one seat in the National Assembly and has taken the stance that the Land Ordinance should be returned like JSP Nepal. There is a constitutional provision that the
ordinance must be passed by both the House of Representatives and the National Assembly. The Ordinance was once on the agenda of the House of Representatives for approval, but Speaker Devraj Ghimire removed it from the agenda after the arithmetic of the National Assembly was not found to be safe.
The government was forced to proceed with only five other ordinances after the party supported and participated in the government protested about the land ordinance. This decision was taken from the meeting of the ruling party held by Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on February 3 in Baluwatar.
