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After RJP-N, FSF-N warns to quit Oli government in Nepal

After RJP-N, FSF-N warns to quit Oli government in Nepal

Nepal

Weeks after the Rastriya Janata Party-Nepal walked out of the Government of Nepal, another party, Federal Socialist Forum- Nepal (FSF-N) has warned to quit the government if previously made agreements were not implemented.

Addressing the last parliamentary meeting of the winter session of Lower House of Nepal on Sunday, FSF-N MP, Rajendra Prasad Shrestha warned of walking out of KP Oli-led government if the demands were not met.

“About 9 months have already elapsed since the FSF-N came on board but the two-point agreement regarding the constitutional amendment which was signed on, do not seem to be taken forward for implementation," said Shrestha.

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"If that thing does not come in regulation the Federal Socialist Forum Nepal’s co-operation with Communist Party of Nepal also might break,” he added.

The party currently holds a ministry as well as has started dialogues and preparations for the merger with the Rastriya Janata Party-Nepal, the conglomeration of the disgruntled Madhesh-based parties.

The RJP-N on March 10 formally withdrew its support to KP Sharma Oli government after its demands were not met.