Opposition Parties Raise Objections in Parliament Over Prime Minister's Address
Summary
Opposition parties CPN and CPN-UML raised objections in Nepal's House of Representatives against Prime Minister Balendra Shah's address, citing procedural violations.
Key Points
- Opposition parties Communist Party of Nepal (CPN) and CPN-UML raised objections in the House of Representatives.
- The objections were raised when Prime Minister Balendra Shah stood at the rostrum to ask questions.
- Objections were registered by CPN Chief Whip Yuvraj Dulal and UML Chief Whip Ain Mahar as per Rule 56 of the House of Representatives Regulations.
- The opposition claimed that the constitution and House regulations were violated in the process.
