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The CPN-UML held a Central Secretariat meeting today to discuss party work division and review recent elections, while the Nepali Congress's Central Policy, Research and Training Academy also convened to discuss future action plans and internal strategy. Additionally, a Cabinet meeting was scheduled for today to address regular agenda items and contemporary issues.
MP Harka Sampang boycotts House meeting over Prime Minister's absence
Harka Sampang, Chair of the Shram Sanskriti Party, boycotted a House of Representatives meeting to protest the absence of Prime Minister Balen Shah. Sampang objected to a minister responding on behalf of the prime minister, demanding Shah directly address lawmakers' concerns in Parliament.
MP Harka Raj Rai Demands PM's Presence or Removal from Parliament
Member of Parliament Harka Raj Rai demanded Prime Minister Balendra Shah's presence in the House of Representatives or his own removal from parliament, citing parliamentary regulations. Opposition parties, including CPN-UML and Nepali Communist Party, have also raised concerns about the Prime Minister's absence, alleging constitutional violations and disregard for legislative accountability.
Terai Madhes Loktantrik Party Submits 8-Point Suggestions for Constitution Amendment
The Terai Madhes Loktantrik Party (TMLP) has submitted an 8-point proposal to the constitution amendment task force, focusing on strengthening federalism, reforming the electoral system, and recognizing the Madhes movement. The party also questioned the task force's working procedures, stating that discussions would only be meaningful if the task force publicly shares its views on the necessity and core subject of the amendment.
Supreme Court Cancels Arrest Warrant Against Deuba Couple in Money Laundering Case
The Supreme Court has canceled the arrest warrant issued against former prime minister Sher Bahadur Deuba and his wife Arzu Rana Deuba in a money laundering investigation, providing them temporary relief. The court cited legal and procedural issues, including a recently introduced ordinance for money laundering cases, as reasons for its decision. This action comes after Interpol had previously refused Nepal's request for a Red Notice against the couple due to insufficient grounds and evidence.
