It has now become clear that the main party in the government is involved in circumventing the provisions of the 'cooling off period' provided in the Federal Civil Service Bill.

The special committee formed for the investigation will also have a minority and a majority. The committee should pay attention to the opinion of the public that the investigation should be fair as there is an attempt at deception at every step. If those who do irresponsible actions to overturn the decisions made by a sovereign body like the House of Representatives are not punished, the wrongdoers will be more emboldened. 

This will also be a dangerous sign. The credibility of the leaders in the higher bodies of the party and the employees in the decision-making bodies have come out. At least the investigation should be impartial to protect the dignity of the House of Representatives, Committees and MPs. If the signatures of high-ranking employees do not dry when they retire and the tendency to get more benefits by taking constitutional and diplomatic appointments is removed, there will definitely be some improvement in good governance. 
The Parliament should pay attention to the fact that there are citizens who are able to work efficiently in the constitutional commission, diplomatic bodies and other fields in Nepal, even outside the civil service.