HoR session: 'Government's performance not as per people's expectation'
Summary
The main opposition leader said the government’s six-month performance has fallen short of public expectations and called its approach a continuation of the transition period. He also criticized the Prime Minister’s handling of Parliament, disaster management, inflation control, and foreign policy, while urging stronger institutional cooperation and rule of law.
Key Points
- The main opposition leader said the incumbent government has not delivered the results expected by the public despite its strong electoral mandate.
- He criticized Prime Minister Balendra Shah for not informing Parliament before or after the UN General Assembly visit and said the Prime Minister must answer questions in the House.
- Angdembey also faulted the government for weak disaster management, inflation control, black marketing checks, and lack of action on key reports and incidents.
- He called for stronger parliamentary democracy, reduced political interference in civil administration, and better cooperation among federal, provincial, and local governments.
