Nepali Congress (NC) vice-president Dhan Raj Gurung has said that his party offered the vote of confidence to the current government to ensure favorable environment for the government to work confidently.
He, however, said that giving the vote of confidence to the government does not mean that parliament has no opposition party.
Addressing the 17th Annual General Assembly (AGM) of Radio Aandhikhola in Waling on Friday, the NC vice-president said the NC gave the vote of confidence to this government to let the government work to troubleshoot the national challenges.
“Country’s economic slowdown should be addressed. All political parties should rise above their partisan interest in the issues of national challenges by developing their common views on nationality,” Gurung said.
He also suggested that the government should not waste time on insignificant issues adding that the implementation part should be prompt by identifying several alternatives.
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