Prime Minister Balen Shah's Actions Undermine Parliamentary Supremacy
Summary
Prime Minister Balen Shah's actions, including walking out during the President's speech and avoiding parliamentary accountability, have undermined Nepal's democratic institutions and parliamentary supremacy.
Key Points
- Prime Minister Balen Shah walked out while the President was reading the government's policy in parliament, showing disregard for parliamentary dignity.
- The Prime Minister avoided attending parliament sessions and assigned the Finance Minister as a proxy, highlighting a lack of accountability.
- Ruling through ordinances bypassing parliament indicates a tilt toward autocratic governance and undermines democratic processes.
- Such actions risk destabilizing Nepal's democracy and weakening public trust in political institutions.
