After reaching an agreement with the Congress and the UML on the visit visa issue, Maoist Chairman Dahal said, 'There is no difference of opinion with the RSVP on the fundamental issue. Because of some of their stances, they go their own way for some time. But there are no disagreements and accusations between us.'
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Maoist Chairman and former Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has said that even if RSVP leaves the ruling party, there will be no recriminations between them. In a brief conversation with the media on Friday afternoon, President Dahal said that there is no difference of opinion with the RSVP on fundamental issues.
While giving information about the functioning of the House, Dahal said, 'There is no difference of opinion with RSVP on fundamental issues. Because of some of their stances, they go their own way for some time. But there are no disagreements and accusations between us.'
On Friday afternoon, two points have been agreed between the ruling parties UML-Congress and the main opposition Maoist regarding the opening of the stalled parliament regarding the visit visa case. According to Maoist Deputy General Secretary Varshman Pun, two points were agreed upon to form a suitable mechanism to investigate and study the visit visa case.
With this agreement, there has been an agreement to remove the ongoing obstruction in the House of Representatives. The memorandum of understanding was signed by Congress chief whip Shyam Kumar Ghimire, UM chief whip Mahesh Bertaula and Maoist chief whip Hitraj Pandey.
RSVP has brought a five-point proposal including the resignation of the home minister and the demand for a parliamentary inquiry committee on the visit visa issue. Congress and UML have been saying that the proposal cannot be accepted.
