Discussions are being held between the main opposition Maoists, opposition parties RSVP, United Socialists and Aam Janata Party regarding the ongoing obstruction in the Federal Parliament House of Representatives regarding the visit visa case.

The House of Representatives meeting has been called for 1 pm on Wednesday . Before that, the meeting of the opposition parties is being held. In the meeting, Maoist Deputy General Secretary Varshman Pun informed that the five-point proposal submitted by RSVP to the ruling Congress on May 26 was being discussed. In the

meeting, MPs from opposition parties including Hitraj Pandey, Chief Whip from Maoist, Santosh Periyar, Rajendra Pandey of United Samajwadi and Prabhu Sah of AJP are participating.

Pun informed that this meeting will determine a common opinion on the proposal made by the RSVP and discuss further with the ruling parties Congress and UML. 

RSVP had submitted a proposal to the Congress, including the formation of a committee to investigate the visit visa issue. Earlier, the opposition parties including Maoists, RSVP and others have been demanding the resignation of Home Minister Ramesh Ukhtar over the visit visa issue. Lately, they have been demanding that a parliamentary or judicial committee should be formed to investigate the matter. 

In the proposal submitted by the RSVP to the Congress, it is mentioned that a high-level investigation committee should be formed on visit visa abuse and human trafficking. was . Raswap demands that the government should ensure full support and facilitation to the authority investigating the visit visa case, and that there should be a commitment from the Prime Minister to form a high-level investigation committee within 5 days to carry out a comprehensive and multi-faceted investigation when there is a suspicion of the involvement of government mechanisms, travel agencies, manpower companies, airlines and Nepali and foreign delegations in human trafficking and organized crime .

Likewise, it is mentioned in the proposal of the National Democratic Party of India that a parliamentary monitoring group should be formed consisting of parliamentarians from all parties, there should be effective coordination with the immigration department under the Ministry of Home Affairs, the police, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Civil Aviation Authority and other relevant agencies, and transparency should be adopted when publishing the research process and study report. The RSVP has proposed that the inquiry committee should have the right to decide whether Home Minister Ramesh Akhtar should resign or not.

After the arrest of Tirtharaj Bhattarai, joint secretary of the Ministry of Home Affairs and head of the Tribhuvan International Airport Immigration Office, organized 'extortion' under the guise of visit visas came to light. The opposition parties have been blocking the parliament since May 13, demanding that the Home Minister should resign, alleging that the writer was involved in the case.