Government Faces Scrutiny from Ruling Party MPs
Summary
Ruling party MPs from the Rastriya Swatantra Party are publicly questioning their own government’s performance in parliament, citing delays, poor governance, and weak accountability. They have raised concerns over reconstruction, disaster response, suicide prevention, and the handling of slum demolitions and public services.
Key Points
- Rastriya Swatantra Party MPs are repeatedly questioning the government’s style of functioning despite their party being in the ruling coalition.
- Bipin Acharya criticized slow reconstruction, weak parliamentary performance, and the failure to act on issues raised during zero hour.
- Dr. Amaresh Kumar Singh accused Prime Minister Balendra Shah’s government of autocratic tendencies, lack of transparency, and disregard for meritocracy.
- Other RSP MPs including Krantishikha Dhital, Ganesh Karki, Ramesh Prasai, Manish Jha, and Tika (Jwala) Sangraula raised concerns over suicide, disaster response, slum evictions, public services, and governance.
