Jagat Timilsina, a member of the National Assembly, has formally challenged government ministers regarding their recent aggressive public rhetoric. During a parliamentary session, Timilsina highlighted specific instances where ministers threatened gas traders and construction contractors with physical harm. He argued that such language is unacceptable for public officials who are expected to uphold the rule of law. Timilsina questioned whether these hostile remarks represent official government policy or merely the personal behavior of individual ministers. He emphasized that if legal violations occur, the government should pursue formal investigations rather than resorting to intimidation. The legislator demanded an immediate end to this culture of verbal aggression, asserting that ministers must operate within constitutional boundaries. He concluded that the state's dignity and the authority of the law must take precedence over the personal impulses of those in power.
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