Nepali Congress Vice-President Accuses Government of Operating on Vengeance, Anger, Fear, and Confusion
Summary
Nepali Congress Vice-President Madhu Acharya has accused the government of running on vengeance, anger, fear, and confusion, and urged it to explain Dan Bahadur Karki’s removal. He said the government is bypassing parliament through ordinances and failing to maintain dialogue with stakeholders.
Key Points
- Madhu Acharya accused the government of acting with vengeance, anger, fear, and confusion and raised concerns about transparency.
- He said the lack of regular dialogue with stakeholders has allowed middlemen to dominate government processes.
- Acharya demanded that the government clarify the basis and reasons for removing Dan Bahadur Karki from his post.
- He warned that governing through ordinances while bypassing parliament could weaken the legislature.
