House of Representatives approves budget plan by majority vote

Kathmandu, June 10 

The House of Representatives on Wednesday embraced the administration's yearly spending arrangement for the following financial year 2020/21 by lion's share vote. 

Money Minister Yuba Raj Khatiwada had introduced the arrangement in a joint gathering of the two places of the Federal Parliament on May 28. The National Assembly is yet to support the financial plan. 

At the point when Speaker Agni Prasad Sapkota put the arrangement to cast a ballot during the House meeting held today, the administrators of the decision Nepal Communist Party, which orders a lion's share in the House, upheld the arrangement. Different legislators including those of the fundamental restriction Nepali Congress and the People's Socialist Party Nepal casted a ballot against the arrangement. 

Before embracing the spending plan, the House had dismissed 26 spending decrease proposition enlisted by resistance legislators by dominant part vote. 

The new monetary year will start on July 16.