Deputy Speaker Indira Rana, who is visiting America, has had a telephone conversation with Congress leader Shekhar Koirala after the game to remove her started.

While Congress and UML were getting the signatures of their respective MPs at the parliamentary party office at Singhdarbar, the Deputy Speaker consulted Congress leader Koirala. Koirala, who was against the decision of his own party chairman Sher Bahadur Deuba and Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to suddenly remove the deputy speaker, gave him a firm reply to the deputy speaker Rana.

'Even yesterday this is wrong. He said that it does not send a good message and will cause further damage to the image of the political party, and I have said that my opinion is still the same today," Koirala told Kantipur.

Even before Congress and UML had signed to remove the Deputy Speaker, the Congress and UML leadership retreated due to the dissatisfaction of the Koirala side in the Congress and the confusion of the smaller parties. This time, in addition to the two parties, Oli and Deuba are going to prepare the signatures of parliamentarians to register a resolution against official conduct in the parliament by consulting with JSP, LOSPA, public opinion and JSP, Nepal.