Top 10 News Highlights: Government Formation Path Clears, Balen Government Faces Challenges, and Court Rulings
Today is Thursday, Chaitra 5, 2082. We present the top 10 main events of the day in Ratopati.com's regular presentation, '10 News at 10'.
- Path Cleared for Government Formation and Oath-Taking of MPs
Following the Election Commission's submission of the report concerning the House of Representatives Election 2082 to President Ramchandra Paudel, the path is now open for the formation of a new government and for the Federal Parliament Secretariat to administer the oath of office and secrecy to the newly elected members of parliament.
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- 'Balen Government' Faces Challenges
The Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), which secured nearly a two-thirds majority in the recently concluded House of Representatives election, had put forward Balendra (Balen) Shah as their candidate for Prime Minister and sought votes from the public.
- Date Set for Balen to Take Oath as Prime Minister
Balen Shah, a senior leader of the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP), is scheduled to take the oath of office as Prime Minister on Chaitra 13.
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- MP's Announcement Not to Receive Perks: Just a Stunt or Genuine?
Sujan Gurung, elected from Gorkha-1 in the recently concluded House of Representatives election, announced that he would not use the salary and other facilities entitled to him as an MP. Gurung is an MP from the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP).
- Can RSP Recall People's Representatives According to the Statute?
A new debate has started following the statement by Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) Chairman Rabi Lamichhane that the 'Right to Recall' provision in the party statute will be strictly implemented.
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- Interim Government's Six Months
The government fulfilled the mandate it received in six months; its next main task was to revive government structures devastated by the movement, boost the morale of the weakened private sector, and revitalize the economy.
- Gagan's Resignation
Nepali Congress leader Sachin Timalsena stated that blaming only the party president for the recent electoral defeat would be unjust.
- Court
The Supreme Court has ordered the Attorney General's Office to produce the directive issued for the amendment of Rabi Lamichhane's indictment and related documents.
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- Proportional Representation MPs Receive Certificates
Proportional Representation MPs received their certificates of election on Thursday. They collected their certificates at the Election Commission on Thursday.
- Maya Jumps into Bheri River with Children Due to Family Conflict
Maya Kathayat, 38, from Piple village in Gurbhakot Municipality Ward No. 12, drowned after jumping into the Bheri River with her two children on Sunday.
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