After convening a parliament session, adjourning the session on the government's recommendation without even starting it is against the tradition of the parliamentary political system: Spokesperson Chalise
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The Congress has said that the government's latest move has mocked the democratic belief that the executive should be accountable to the parliament.
Talking to media persons after the party's Central Working Committee meeting in Sanepa on Friday, spokesperson Devraj Chalise said that adjourning the parliament meeting on the recommendation of the government without even starting it after the President had called it was a practice that went against the traditions of the parliamentary political system.
"This seems to have devalued the supremacy of the parliament. The public needs to be informed about why it was called without preparation and why it was adjourned. Such actions are against constitutional morality," Chalise said.
Stating that there should not be 'power without accountability', he said that there was an expectation of improvement and transparency in the working style of the government.
