Chief Minister of Koshi Province, Kedar Karki, said that there was no possibility of holding mid-term election in his province.
At a press meet in Hetauda of Makawanpur district today, CM Karki said that the current all-party government will continue to function in his province and assured of taking forward the public service delivery and developmental endeavors.
Pledging to give completion to the incumbent Koshi Province's government soon in the consensus of political parties in the province, the CM vowed to lead the implementation of the federalism.
He said that his Province was playing a strong role in enforcing the federalism.
On a different note, he accused that federal government and parliamentarians were focusing on matters other than their responsibilities for publicity.
He observed, "Although the federal government ought to endorse the federalism that played an important role in bringing about positive socio-economic transformation in the lives of general public, it failed to do so and thus there was a mob of people who were trying to threaten the current governance system."
He pointed out the need for the provincial government to pile up pressure on the federal government and House of Representatives to take away the rights enshrined by the constitution to the provincial government.
According to him, discussions on the same were underway in Hetauda for the same.
When it comes to enforcing federalism, the CM expressed his confidence that the discussion would proceed in a different way given the expansion of the right of various levels of government and will prod the federal government for decentralization of power among the three-tier of government. (RSS)
