Don't take vital decisions: NC to govt

KATHMANDU, June 6: Taking exception to the recent decisions, the main opposition party Nepali Congress (NC) on Monday asked the Jhalanath Khanal-led government not to take decisions that can have long term and serious impact on the country´s politics.



A Central Working Committee (CWC) meeting of the NC held at Sanepa asked Prime Minister Jhalanath Khanal to stop taking political decisions.[break]

 

"Following the five-point deal, the government has a caretaker status. Thus we draw the attention of the government not to take decisions that could affect the country in the long-run," NC General Secretary Bimalendra Nidhi told Republica.



Cabinet meeting held a few days ago took a decision on the transfers of senior government officials. The NC has also warned the government not to fill vacancies in various universities without consulting the main opposition party.



"We won´t accept the decisions taken without consulting our party," reads the statement issued by the party.



The CWC meeting also finalized the agendas for two-day national meeting of party´s district presidents from across the country that will take place in Dhulikhel from June 12.



"Issues related to the peace process, current political situation, mobilization of party organizations, among others, are the agendas of the meeting," Nidhi said.   



NC´s regulation was tabled at the party´s CWC meeting held Monday. "The regulation will be finalized incorporating the feedbacks to be floated by party´s district presidents," state the decision.

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