Videos of SSB coming to Susta and scolding Nepali brothers and Nepali brothers fighting unarmed for their role have been made public. The Nepali government and the Defense Minister must respond to this: Chairman Rai
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Opposition party Shram Sanskriti Party Chairman Harkaraj Rai (Harka Sampang) has sought a defense minister in parliament. In the House of Representatives meeting on Friday, Rai sought an answer from the defense minister, citing the Indian SSB's suffering to Nepali citizens in Susta.
Balendra Shah, who became Prime Minister on Chaitra 13, has also taken charge of the defense ministry since that day. Chairman Rai has urged Speaker Dol Prasad Aryal to summon the defense minister, stating that Prime Minister Shah will not be present in parliament.
'It has been 11 days since the Prime Minister has been standing with a placard after making controversial statements about the border. There is no sign of his coming even on the 11th day. I would like to ask a question - who is the current defense minister of the Nepal government? I urge you to summon the defense minister,' Rai said.
Similarly, he said that he wanted to ask the Defense Minister about the latest situation in Susta. 'I want to ask him a question, videos have been made public of the Indian SSB coming to Susta and scolding Nepali brothers and Nepali brothers fighting unarmed for their role. On that, the Nepalese government, the Defense Minister, should answer. The Prime Minister is not coming. If you are the Defense Minister, you should find him and bring him,' he said.
Similarly, he also asked why the Nepali army did not go to the border area. 'I want to ask him a question here. Did our Nepali army swear that it should not go to the border? Did it make any agreement that it should not go to the border to observe or observe? Either that agreement or treaty should be shown here. The sovereign parliament wants to know,' he said.
