Nepali Congress Criticizes Government Actions on Press Freedom and Democracy
Summary
The Nepali Congress has accused the government of undermining press freedom and democratic norms, saying state power is being used to silence the opposition and journalists. Party spokesperson Devraj Chalise also raised concerns over corruption and opacity in the passport purchase case.
Key Points
- The Nepali Congress says the government has intensified actions against press freedom and democratic conduct.
- Spokesperson Devraj Chalise accused the state and Home Ministry of misusing power to pressure the opposition and silence questions.
- The party said the passport purchase process lacks transparency and suggests corruption that needs factual investigation.
- The Congress urged the government to correct its mistakes and respect the constitution, law, and citizens' freedom of expression.
