Former PM Sushila Karki States Two-Thirds Majority Parliament Cannot Ensure Stability Without Good Governance
Summary
Sushila Karki says the Genji movement showed that a two-thirds majority in parliament cannot guarantee stability without good governance. She called for accountability, transparency, the rule of law, and unity as the country faces the Bhote Koshi flood.
Key Points
- Sushila Karki marked the first anniversary of the Genji movement with a message calling for good governance and accountability.
- She said political stability depends on the character and working style of rulers, not just parliamentary numbers.
- Karki paid tribute to those killed and injured in the movement and urged officials to prevent such violence from happening again.
- She also linked the message to the Bhote Koshi flood, calling for patience, responsibility, and unity in the face of disaster.
