Balen answered after Ravi Lamichhane questioned the government's decision

Kathmandu. After Ravi Lamichhane, the chairman of the National Independent Party (NSWP), raised questions about the decision of the party-led government to remove the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Prime Minister Walendra Balen Shah has given an answer targeting this. Chairman Lamichhane responded by saying that the government will justify the decision to remove the IGP on Thursday. Other leaders of RSVP also raised questions saying that the government did not discuss the decision with the party.

After that, Prime Minister Shah made a comment with an answer through the social network Facebook. He commented that even though questions were raised about the government's decision, the government under his leadership is working to protect the country, so the party also hopes. However, the Prime Minister commented that in parties other than RSVP, there is a tradition of workers fighting and leaders laughing.

He wrote, "Your workers fight, leaders laugh, our leaders fight, humanity hopes. That's the difference. There is a difference between saving the country and saving the party."

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