PM Dahal should resign immediately: UML
The CPN-UML has concluded that Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal should resign immediately.
A Parliamentary Party meeting held at the New Baneshwor-based Lhotse Hall prior to the Parliament meeting concluded that the Prime Minister should pave the way for forming a national consensus government by putting in his papers immediately.
The UML said that the Prime Minister, who fell into minority, should step down immediately, claiming that it would be unfair to remain in the post.
The party said that the Prime Minister of the acting government is making long-term decisions which are against the national interest.
After the meeting, UML Chief Whip Mahesh Bartaula said that the Prime Minister should tender his resignation and pave the way for forming a national consensus government.
“It is unfair that the government which fell into minority is not resigning for a long time. We have urged the Prime Minister to resign immediately and help in forming a national government,” he said, adding, “The government is making various decisions. The government has no power to make any decision in this situation. This is against the national interest.”
The UML has already withdrawn support to the government after an agreement was reached between the UML and the Nepali Congress to form a new ruling equation.
The party already recalled its ministers.
According to the agreement, UML chair KP Sharma Oli will lead the government initially to push for constitutional amendments and then hand over power to NC leader Sher Bahadur Deuba to conduct the 2027 elections.
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