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UML MP Gokul Baskota has advised royalists not to waste time looking for a king. Participating in the discussion on the government's policies and programs for the next fiscal year in the House of Representatives on Friday, MP Baskota suggested that the Rashtriya Prajatantra Party, which has been advocating a monarchy, instead of agitating, should try to get a majority in the upcoming elections.
He sarcastically suggested that the society should not go backwards under any circumstances and find the king and queen of Taska Bung and spend their lives now.
He said, 'Some friends are protesting to change the system. If the government is saying to amend the constitution, why did you have to protest? Two-thirds of you may not be enough from here, try to get a majority in the next election. Now spend your life looking for the king and queen of Taska Bung. Where did the rest come from? It has been said that the king-king, now it seems like he can't even sleep. It will not come sir, it is also a waste of time. There is no alternative to democracy, society does not turn back.'
Member of Parliament Baskota welcomed the policies and programs of the government for the next financial year and said that it is necessary to implement the plan to help the development of the country as a whole.
