Govt fails to deliver, will take to streets if it fails to change course: Ghising
Summary
Kulman Ghising has accused the Rastriya Swatantra Party-led government of failing to deliver despite its two-thirds majority, warning of street protests if it does not change course. He said rising prices, fertilizer shortages, weak public services and unresolved civil service issues show a lack of teamwork and decision-making.
Key Points
- Kulman Ghising said the RSP-led government has failed to produce tangible results in its first seven months despite a strong parliamentary majority.
- He warned that the Ujyalo Nepal Party will take to the streets if the government does not correct its working style and deliver results.
- Ghising criticized rising prices, fertilizer shortages, weak service delivery and unresolved civil service disputes as signs of poor governance.
- He also accused the government of backtracking on election promises and delaying key decisions on electricity dues and flood relief.
