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UML MP Raghuji Pant has said that his party is committed to the implementation and defense of the current constitution. Speaking to reporters outside the Parliament building on Sunday, MP Pant said that everyone has the constitutional right to speak in Parliament.
MP Pant asked the Home Minister about the incident in Tinkune because the opposition blocked the parliament. He said he could not answer. He accused the opposition of blocking the parliament by raising the issue of lack of strength and base.
'What the opposition has raised to speak, his voice should also have strength and foundation. On the 15th, such a big incident has happened in Kathmandu, should the home minister come to the parliament today and inform the country about that incident or not? The Prime Minister has already said that he will come tomorrow on the 18th . It is not appropriate to stop the House like this saying that the Prime Minister will come, let's move the House and seriously discuss the incident on the 15th,' he said.
Under the instructions of the king who has passed away, the parliament should discuss and make a clear opinion about the incident that happened in Tinkune and move forward.
