Censure Debate Against 18 Cabinet Members Set for Four Days
A four-day censure debate targeting 18 cabinet members, including the Prime Minister, is scheduled for the final week of this month. The debate primarily focuses on ministers from the Bhumjaithai Party, a key component of the coalition government.
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