Congress MP Gita Gurung Criticizes Law Committee's Immature Working Style
Summary
Nepali Congress MP Gita Gurung has criticized the House of Representatives' Law, Justice and Human Rights Committee for its immature working style and its decision to invite international rights organizations for discussion. She also urged the government to bring the planned 166 bills with proper preparation so they do not conflict with the constitution.
Key Points
- Gita Gurung said the Law, Justice and Human Rights Committee has been making immature decisions that have damaged its dignity.
- She objected to the committee inviting organizations such as Amnesty International and the International Commission of Jurists, saying they are not accountable to the committee.
- Gurung said parliamentary committees should question the government on official positions rather than seek answers from international organizations.
- She welcomed the government's plan to introduce 166 bills, but asked the Law Minister to ensure they are properly prepared and constitutionally consistent.
