HoR session: Oppn’ leaders say govt has failed to deliver concrete change
Summary
Opposition leaders in the House of Representatives say the government has failed to deliver concrete change, citing weak action on governance, service delivery, and public accountability. They also criticized ordinances issued after the last session and said the Prime Minister is not being accountable to Parliament.
Key Points
- CPN-UML parliamentary leader Ram Bahadur Thapa 'Badal' said there has been no concrete achievement in people’s daily lives and accused the government of weak action on Nepal’s problems.
- Badal said his party accepted its defeat in the March 5, 2026 election as a learning experience but would not surrender, while protesting arrests of former high-ranking officials without sufficient grounds.
- NCP deputy leader Pramesh Kumar Hamal said the government was not serious about Parliament, alleging that ordinances were brought after the last session and Speaker’s directions were ignored.
- Hamal urged a review of the government’s announcements, commitments, programmes, and budget, and said service delivery and good governance had fallen short.
