Kathmandu. The opposition parties in the federal parliament are going to keep their demand for the formation of a high-level inquiry committee or commission on the visit visa issue intact. The opposition parties have demanded the formation of an inquiry committee or commission related to the visit visa case from the arrival of the Labour Act 2064 to the tenure of the current Home Minister.
The decision was taken at a meeting of the main opposition Nepal Communist Party (Maoist Centre) chaired by its parliamentary party leader Pushpa Kamal Dahal. Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSSP) spokesperson Manish Jha said the party has decided to make an all-party commitment to resolve the visit visa issue once and for all.
The meeting of the opposition parties has also concluded that the present Home Minister should resign and cooperate until the results of the investigation are received to pave the way for the investigation. The opposition parties have demanded that the Prime Minister should come to the House and take responsibility for the issue and express his commitment.
He said the chief whip of the opposition party would attend the meeting being held at the Speaker’s office after taking conclusion of the three points. The meeting was attended by leaders of CpN (Maoist), Rastriya Prajatantra Party and CPN (Unified Socialist).
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