KATHMANDU, MAY 10

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has presented a list of achievements afore the House of Representatives ahead of the voting process for the vote of confidence motion.

He presented a list of activities -- from inauguration of various infrastructures, students' enrollment, digitisation of services, completion of Melamchi project, increment in agricultural produce, among others -- claiming that these were some of many feats accomplished by his government. 'This government has achieved so much, never before accomplishments. There is no need to mistrust the government and vote against it.'

The incumbent government has achieved many milestones, made many decisions with far-reaching effects, Oli claimed.

He also defended his government's name againt the recent reports of its involvement in the commission scam in vaccine procurement case.

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Meanwhile, parliamentarians belonging to the Madhav Kumar Nepal group gave today's attendance a miss.

President Bidya Devi Bhandari called a session of the Lower House of the federal parliament for today for the purpose of deciding on the vote of confidence to Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli.

Earlier, UML leader Bhim Bahadur Rawal had stated that the meeting of their group convened at Singha Durbar took the decision not to vote in favour of PM Oli.

The group concluded that they could not cast vote of confidence for the PM for he had dissolved the HoR by bypassing the constitution, sought to divide the political parties and promoted corruption in the country. Leader Rawal further shared that the meeting concluded that PM's action such as appointment in the constitutional bodies through introduction of ordinances on the eve of the seeking vote of confidence has weakened democracy.

As many as 22 parliamentarians represent the Nepal group in the House.