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‘HoR dissolution promotes political instability’



PARSA: Chairman of Janata Samajwadi Party Nepal Upendra Yadav has said that the government’s move to dissolve the House of Representatives (HoR) has created instable political environment in the country.

At a protest rally in Birgunj on Monday, Yadav said that the HoR dissolution has invited political instability and weakened democracy in the country.

Yadav, also the former deputy prime minister, said that Nepal should maintain balanced and friendly relations on the basis of equality with both the immediate neighboring countries.

He also argued that the current political issues should be resolved through political ways instead of constitutionally.

During the program, Chief Minister of Province No. 2 Lalbabu Raut said that the current political instability has given space for maneuvering to the anti-federal democratic-republican forces.

The HoR dissolution has given the opportunity to those awaiting regression in the country’s political spectrum, the Chief Minister argued.

Party leaders Laxman Lal Karn, Ram Naresh Yadav and others expressed their opinions while claiming that the intraparty feuds in the Nepal Communist Party resulted in a democratic crisis.

Publish Date : 11 January 2021 23:51 PM

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