Kathmandu, May 29:

Speaker of the Legislature Parliament Subas Nembang today said that all political parties have the good intention to run parliamentary proceedings, but the results are yet to be positive.

“All leaders are positive to end disruption of the parliamentary session. But the outcome is yet to be positive,” he said while talking to reporters at the function organised by the Rastriya Prajatantra Party to celebrate its 18th anniversary.

“We don’t have option than to hope and believe that the parliamentary business will run smoothly,” he asserted.

Pashupati SJB Rana, chairperson of the RPP, said they have no alternative than to continue disrupting parliamentary proceedings as the government and eight-party coalition have not taken any initiative to hold talks with them.

“We are disrupting the parliamentary proceedings demanding that the election system should include total proportional system,” he said, adding that the law and order situation should be improved.

UML general secretary Madhav Kumar Nepal blamed Nepali Congress for creating unnecessary hurdles in the eight-party meeting and delaying to fix the date for constituent assembly. “If we have to review the report of Constituent Delimitation Committee, we must adopt proportional system of election,” he said.

Chairperson of the Rastriya Janashakti Party, Surya Bahadur Thapa, foreign diplomats and dignitaries attended.