Deputy parliamentary party leader of ruling CPN Subas Chandra Nembang has said the House should be informed about the actual facts about the abduction of Social Party Nepal lawmaker Surendra Yadav.
"A lawmaker should not be abducted. I am confident that what happened and what are the facts will be revealed when the House is on," Nembang said speaking in the House of Representatives (HoR) at the start of the budget session on Friday.
Speaking earlier Nepali Congress (NC) President Sher Bahadur Deuba also protested against abduction of lawmaker Yadav in what appears to be under direct instruction of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli.
Yadav has already registered the abduction complaint against former Nepal Police IGP Sarbendra Khanal, and CPN lawmakers Mahesh Basnet and Kisan Shrestha with the District Government Attorney Office, Kathmandu.
The office earlier had refused to register the complaint seeking some time for study. Leaders of Janata Samjwadi Party had reached the office at Babarmahal on April 28 after the Metropolitan Police Range Kathmandu refused to register the abduction case two days earlier.
Yadav had then registered a complaint with the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) on April 30 after both the police and District Government Attorney Office refused to register the abduction complaint and registered an apllication demanding the NHRC instruct the government to take action in the abduction case.
Khanal, Basnet and Shrestha had brought Yadav from Mahottari to Kathmandu on April 22 in what was accused by the party as abduction. Ex-IGP Khanal and former minister Basnet have claimed that they only facilitated arrival of Yadav to Kathmandu as per his plan.
Yadav was brought to Kathmandu at three Thursday morning and kept at Kathmandu Marriott Hotel with an intention to split Socialist Party with seven lawmakers. But Yadav absconded a few hours later to foil the plan seemingly engineered by Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli who had brought an ordinance on Monday making it easier to split political parties.
The rebel faction could not muster the necessary 40 percent in parliamentary party after Yadav absconded.
