In a meeting of the House of Representatives, she said, ”Are those making the accusations ready to take responsibility if the allegations against the opposition are not confirmed by the investigation?”
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The CPN-UML has challenged the government to open the Giribandhu T-Estate file.
UML deputy leader and MP Padma Aryal has challenged the government to open all the files that are said to be controversial. Alleging that Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle had threatened to 'open the file' targeting the opposition during the budget discussion, she challenged the government to open the T-Estate case file by giving it top priority.
In today's House of Representatives meeting, she also urged an investigation into all the cases including Omni, Widebody, which are said to be linked to the opposition. If the allegations made against the opposition are not confirmed by the investigation, are the accusers ready to take responsibility for it? She also asked. Saying that the government's responsible person has adopted a style of threatening the opposition in Parliament, Aryal said that it is regrettable.
'When the opposition was asking questions about the advice and suggestions made by the Finance Minister regarding the budget, what he said while answering is objectionable. Who did he target? He has threatened to open the file, I want to say, the file of Tea Estate should be opened first,' she said, 'Then whether it is Omni or Widebody, which is linked to the opposition, it is in your hands, I want to tell the government, it should be opened through this House. '
She also criticized the statement made by Foreign Minister Shishir Khanal during his visit to India. She alleged that the Foreign Minister weakened the nationalist stance by giving the statement that 'we cannot bear the burden of the past'. She said that a serious question has been raised whether the statement referred to Nepal's claims regarding Kalapani, Lipulekh and Limpiyadhura.
'The Foreign Minister made a treasonous statement covered in red carpet that we cannot bear the burden of the past. On one side, the Prime Minister makes a statement that he has encroached on foreign land, on the other side, the Foreign Minister sits with his counterpart and says that he cannot bear the burden of history. The strategy of roaring tiger on one side and disappearing goat on the other side is being practiced today,' she said.
She suggested that government ministers should avoid statements that undermine national interests and foreign policy, as the opinions they express publicly are linked to national policy.
