Kathamndu : Major political parties' leaders have termed the bid to remove difficulties when the House Session was on as not appropriate.
At a face-to-face programme organized by Reporters Club Nepal on Monday, leaders said it was ill-intention to enforce the same provision for removing difficulty on all governments change in transitional time despite having provision of government formation as per the Article 298 of the Constitution.
Minister for Information and Communications Sherdhan Rai said that the decision on removing difficulties was made to open up way for the formation of a new government after the no-trust motion. He added, "The UML-led government had taken initiative to form a national consensus government. But the avenue for the same was shut stating all major parties should not join the government. Still the national consensus government is imperative for the implementation of the constitution."
CPN (MC) leader Dev Prasad Gurung made it clear that his party was of the view to form national consensus government for the effective implementation of the constitution.
He further noted the proposal for power to remove difficulties despite having clear provisions on government change in the Article 298 of the Constitution and Parliament Rules has imparted a message that the same process should be adopted while changing any government.
Nepali Congress central member Ramesh Lekhak said there was no situation to enforce the power to remove difficulties clause.He said, "There was no need to go for removing difficulties as Article 298 has the provisions on no-trust motion, Prime Minister seeking trust votes, tendering resignation and other conditions in which the Prime Minister is relieved of the post."
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