Congress General Minister Bishwa Prakash Sharma has expressed serious disagreement with the decision of his own party chairman Sher Bahadur Deuba and Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to remove the Deputy Speaker.

He said that the decision taken by some leaders in Baluwatar cannot be accepted without prior consultation within the party. "We cannot directly agree with the matter of cooking in Baluwatar and cooking in Budhanilkanth," Sharma said, "The incident involving Deputy Speaker Indira Rana is serious. However, when the Deputy Speaker of the Federal Parliament of the country is abroad, there is no place to agree to the act of removing him in an emergency manner as if he could not run away from his house in case of an earthquake.'' Sharma disagreed with the decision being made without making an institutional opinion within the party. "Serious issues are institutional issues of the party." Discussion within the party is necessary. At least there is advice at the official level. Even if that is not possible, it is done in consultation between the President and the Chief Minister. I can't agree with someone who hastily acted like this without even consulting," Sharma said, "I was out for personal work. I have come to Rupendehi with the responsibility of Pati . Is there such an emergency situation and could not wait even a day ? Why couldn't wait for Usbhamukh?'