Kathmandu, July 23: Nepali Congress lawmaker Bimalendra Nidhi has said that the no-confidence motion was brought against Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli as he was found indifferent to implementing the new constitution.
Taking part in discussion on the no-confidence motion in the Legislature-Parliament meeting on Friday, leader Nidhi said, “We asked the PM Oli to hold election of local, provincial and central level within January 2017, to carry out reconstruction tasks in speedily, to address Tarai-Madhes agitation and to end black marketing, but the PM neglected our demands.”
He clarified that his party supported the no-confidence motion brought by the CPN (Maoist Centre) against PM Oli, thinking the new constitution might be at risk.
Nidhi said, “Power handover should be peaceful while practicing democracy and parliament. It is rule of a parliamentary game. The CPN (UML) is aware of it.”
Stating that Article 298 of the new constitution is clear for the formation of the new government, he said that there was no point at all to be confused on it. He further clarified that a new consensus has been forged between the NC and CPN (Maoist Centre) to make the new constitution acceptable to all, to provide relief to earthquake victims and to address Tarai-Madhes demands.
Leader Nidhi said that collaboration among political parties should not be broken due to the no-confidence motion. RSS
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