Gokul Baskota Criticizes Government's Six-Month Performance, Discusses UML Dynamics
Summary
Gokul Baskota says the government’s first six months have been disappointing, criticizing its governance style, ordinance use, and disaster response. He also discusses internal UML leadership dynamics and the possible political return of Bidya Devi Bhandari.
Key Points
- Gokul Baskota says the government's initial six-month performance has not been encouraging and argues it has failed to match its promises with results.
- He criticizes the administration for governance stunts, weak disaster response, and bypassing parliament through ordinances.
- Baskota says the government faces internal risks from public anger, constitutional overreach, and contradictions within the ruling party.
- He says debate inside UML is healthy, but the party has decided to continue with the current leadership for now.
