It is easy to go viral on social media, but it is difficult to act deeply and seriously as the Prime Minister of the country. - Bhishmaraj Angdembe
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Bhishmaraj Angdembe, leader of the main opposition party, Nepali Congress, has said that Prime Minister Balendra Shah has not given priority to the parliament. On Monday, leader Angdembe said in the House of Representatives, 'I would like to seriously ask the Prime Minister that if the parliament itself is not your priority, how can parliamentary democracy be strong?'
Angdembe also said that Prime Minister Shah prefers to write on social media rather than attend the parliament. He said, 'If the Prime Minister considers writing messages on social media more effective than attending the parliament, how can the dignity of the highest representative institution of the people be maintained?'
Leader Angdembe also said that being popular and being responsible are not the same thing in a democracy. 'Being famous and being popular are not the same. To put it more clearly, we are also living a life of illusion because we are becoming popular by becoming famous. And I want to tell the Prime Minister - it is easy to go viral on social media, but it is difficult to work seriously and seriously as the Prime Minister of the country. So, Prime Minister, you should give up the path of going viral. Forget it. You have become the Prime Minister of the country. As the Prime Minister, drive the country properly. Drive on the expressway but with great care. If you have an accident, not only you, but the entire country will be in an accident.'
He also reminded that it is customary for the Prime Minister to come when the leader of the opposition party speaks in the Parliament. He said, 'Whenever the leader of the opposition party speaks in the Parliament, the Prime Ministers of the democratic countries of the world sit on the front bench smiling. But here I do not see the Prime Minister having to listen to the opposition leader with laughter. Despite this, I will not look for him again.'
