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RSP Lawmakers Question Ravi Lamichhane on Parliament-Government Distance and Squatter Issues

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Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) lawmakers have questioned party chairman Rabi Lamichhane regarding the perceived distance between the government and parliament, as well as concerns about managing squatter settlements. The discussions were held to gather suggestions and advice from elected officials.

  • Lawmakers raised questions about the party's and government's stance on removing parliamentary obstructions by opposition parties.
  • Discussions were held with lawmakers elected from Koshi Province at the parliamentary party office in Singh Durbar.
  • Former Deputy Speaker Indira Rana was among the lawmakers who posed questions to Chairman Lamichhane.
  • Rabi Lamichhane also held separate discussions with lawmakers from Madhesh Province.

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