HoR Session Postponed Amid NC Obstruction
The session of the House of Representatives faced an unexpected delay today as the main opposition party, Nepali Congress, raised objections, demanding the resignation of Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Rabi Lamichhane.
In a heated meeting convened on Friday, Nepali Congress lawmakers asserted that Minister Lamichhane’s alleged involvement in a cooperative fraud case necessitated his resignation on moral grounds. The opposition’s stance on the matter resulted in a deadlock, prompting Speaker Devraj Ghimire to adjourn the session for a brief 15-minute recess.
The demand for Lamichhane’s resignation underscores the intensifying political tension gripping the nation’s capital, with calls for accountability resonating strongly within the parliamentary corridors.
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