RSVP's chief whip Santosh Pariyar reacted strongly saying that the government has insulted the parliament and constitutional bodies.
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National Independent Party has objected to Nepali Congress and CPN (UML) collecting signatures to remove Deputy Speaker Indira Rana.
Speaking at the meeting of the House of Representatives on Wednesday, Santosh Pariyar, the chief whip of the RSVP, objected that the government was insulting the Parliament and the constitutional bodies. He commented that there is a big threat to the respectable parliament and democracy from the government itself. He also commented that the demonstrations at Baluwatar and Singha Durbar have hurt the honorable House. He said that the devaluation of a responsible position like the Deputy Speaker by those who claim to have inherited the democracy is the biggest threat to democracy itself.
Pariyar asked Nepali Congress to remember BP Koirala's ideals and UML leaders to remember Madan Bhandari's approach against feudalism. Criticizing the disrespect shown to the tribal women who are in the post of Deputy Speaker, he also warned the parliamentarians not to take their conscience hostage.
He said, 'The kind of demonstration that took place in Baluwatar and Sinha Darbar yesterday, has hurt the honorable House, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, it is our party's opinion that the level of devaluing of a responsible position like the Deputy Speaker of the Honorable House by those who have entrusted the legacy of democracy is the biggest threat to democracy.
