Speaking to reporters on
Friday after an NCP coordination meeting in Laxmipur, Sarjis said rising prices
had become increasingly difficult for people to cope with, while many
middle-class families were struggling with debt.
He also criticised shortages
of gas and electricity and job cuts in factories, saying the government was
gradually heading towards failure but was unwilling to acknowledge it.
Sarjis further accused the
government of trying to turn parliament into a ruling-party-dominated
institution. He urged the government to allow opposition lawmakers to speak and
said the NCP would cooperate if the government worked in the public interest.
However, he warned that the NCP would stand with the people and launch political resistance if the government acted against their expectations.

Tuesday, September 1, 2026
Published Date : August 28, 2026
