Pointing to the obstruction of the National Independent Party, he called the 'tendency to set fire against the system' wrong.
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Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that those who do not believe in the constitution and democratic system are obstructing the parliament. Prime Minister Oli said this while inaugurating the book "Electoral History of Democracy and People's Will of Nepal" written by former Chief Election Commissioner Surya Prasad Shrestha.
Pointing to the continuous obstruction and exclusion of the National Independent Party in the meetings of the House of Representatives, he commented that even when he was able to express his views freely within the constitution and the law, the trend of trying to set fire to the system by entering into the system is wrong.
Prime Minister Oli emphasized that the democratic system itself is not wrong, but there are some wrong trends in the process of implementing it, and the shortcomings seen in the process should be corrected.
'In a democratic system, the government is responsible and accountable to the people. In this system, the government is not a ruler, it is only a manager and a servant," said Prime Minister Oli. "Our goal is good governance and prosperity. If no one is anarchist, the government does not need to impose laws. If there is anarchy, the law will have to take its course.'
Prime Minister Oli countering the comments made by the speakers regarding Nepal's election system being expensive and candidates spending more than the limit, Prime Minister Oli made it clear that this is not the case in his experience.
Even though he was the Home Minister and Prime Minister in the past, Oli claims that he did not interfere with the Election Commission and other agencies for the management of clean elections. In the program Prof. Reviewed by Bipin Adhikari, Mohana Ansari and Gopalkrishna Sivakoti.
