Rashtriya Prajatantra Party chief whip Gyan Bahadur Shahi has said that the parliament will not be allowed to proceed until the resignation of the home minister.

Chief Whip Shahi, while talking to the media at the Parliament Building premises on Wednesday, warned that the government would not tolerate the government's failure to act despite raising the voice in the Parliament to take action against the gangs that sell the country's citizens. He said that even if the opposition parties will present their points in the meeting on Tuesday, the situation where the MPs from the ruling party will speak before they get time will not be acceptable under any circumstances.

Whip Shahi has made it clear that the opposition has not asked the Home Minister for an answer but only for his resignation. Similarly, he informed that the protest on May 15 will be peaceful and said that if there is any violence, Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli should take responsibility for it. He has also accused the prime minister of giving provocative speeches and trying to start a war by confronting people.

He said, 'First of all, the opposition parties, including the main opposition, have taken a stand that they will not allow the parliament to move forward until they demand the resignation of the home minister and promise to form a high-level investigation committee. Despite the demand that an inquiry committee should be formed in the parliament to prosecute the gangs that sell the country's citizens, it is unfair for the government to ignore it. In this country, young people were forced to go abroad, Nepalis were sold as Bhutanese, before that, people started being sold on a visit visa. The answer to this has been demanded in Parliament.'