Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Home Affairs Rabi Lamichhane has said his right to speak in parliament was violated.
A probe committee could be formed to probe into the alleged issues of cooperatives but "I should get a chance to speak up in parliament", Lamichhane told the reporters in Chitwan this morning.
Stating that he should get time to speak in the sovereign parliament, Lamichhane challenged his opponents to prove the accusations leveled against him.
The DPM argued that the Nepali Congress is not the force to instruct parliament and Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) 'to do or not to do this or that.'
Similarly, DPM Lamichhane said efforts are ongoing to hold GB Rai, the main accused in the cooperatives scam.
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