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Nepali Congress General Minister Bishwa Prakash Sharma has said that the pace of the current government comprising the two main parties in the Parliament is not satisfactory. He said that the government should run, but it is necessary to change the working style.
He commented on social media on Wednesday that the Congress-UML government will fall due to growing suspicions within the coalition party, and said that the current government should continue, but a change in working style is necessary.
'Haste in decisions that should not be made, delays in decisions that should be made, this tendency of the government is not supportable. The speed of the government consisting of the two main parties was not satisfactory,' said Chief Minister Sharma, 'Let's fix the weaknesses, adjust the rhythm, increase the speed. The government should be found out of confusion. The government should run, but the working style should be changed.'
Chief Minister Sharma has mentioned that the government has failed to act properly in the social media bill, the Kulman case, the teacher's movement, the authority bill, the appointment of university officials, the governor of Rashtra Bank and the AIG of the police.
Sharma's opinion on seven main events
1) Social Network Bill The intention of control was brought in the name of regulation. There was no dialogue before bringing this bill in the mechanism where every letter of the ordinance was discussed.
2) The difference of opinion within the Congress and general public opinion that the Kulman case should not be removed in was not taken into account. The government was not careful not to add fuel to the fire of discontent.
3) Teachers' movement is getting delayed in addressing the demand of . The government should take the federation into confidence on the points that can be decided and reach a decision without delay. Common commitments can and should be made on the points that will be resolved through the bill.
4) The bill related to authority was almost finalized by the state system committee through the sub-committee, the act of making it 'hold' as directed has been criticized and it is unfair.
5) Trivi Vice-Chancellor having to resign and yet again receiving support from Trivima is wrong from any angle.
6) nation Bank governor It is sad that the appointment of the bank continues to be confused after many questions have been raised. It is a question of the ability of the government to lead the monetary policy and to select the leadership of the regulatory body of the entire banking sector.
7) Nepal Police's AIG There is a confusion in the appointment even when six posts are vacant in the post of Nepal Police, the government cannot gain appreciation from such a delay.
