Speaking to media persons in the capital on Monday, Information and Communication Minister Shankar Pokhrel said such initiatives taken by the opposition party are against the peace agreement and interim constitution.
He said there won't be any agreement for change in government leadership and parliamentary debate on president's move but government is open to talk on all other issues.
Pokharel accused the Maoists of working for partisan interest, not for nation's interest. He warned that if the Maoists declared alternative government, the 22-party government would take all necessary legal action against the party.
He said the government might use alternatives to parliament for passing the budget if the opposition party does not support to resume parliament session.
Saying that street protests are not proper means to topple the government, Pokharel urged the Maoists to prove their majority in the parliament to lead new government. nepalnews.com

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