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Inside RSP’s MP Training: No Phones, No Photos — What’s Happening?

The Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) has launched an intensive 2-day orientation program for its newly elected Members of Parliament, aiming to prepare them before entering Nepal’s House of Representatives. The training, which began in Lalitpur, focuses on building a strong understanding of parliamentary systems, lawmaking procedures, policy analysis, governance standards, and public accountability. With a large number of first-time lawmakers—many from non-political backgrounds—this program is seen as a crucial step toward improving parliamentary performance. To ensure discipline and focus, RSP has implemented strict rules inside the training hall. Mobile phones are completely banned, and no photos or videos are allowed. Even personal companions are not permitted. These rules have sparked public debate, with many questioning transparency, while others support the move as a way to maintain seriousness and professionalism. The program features experienced former parliamentarians, legal experts, constitutional scholars, former parliamentary secretaries, and political analysts, who are guiding the newly elected MPs on their roles and responsibilities. Key topics covered include: Parliamentary structure and procedures Lawmaking and policy formulation Budget and legislative processes Role of parliamentary committees Public accountability and ethical conduct Effective communication with constituents RSP leaders, including senior figures, are also expected to provide strategic direction and party vision to the MPs. The goal is to transform public expectations of good governance, transparency, and accountability into real policy outcomes. Interestingly, while media access is restricted during the sessions, journalists are allowed to cover the opening and closing ceremonies live. This move by RSP is being seen as a new benchmark in Nepal’s political culture, with many suggesting that other political parties should also adopt similar training programs for their elected representatives. 📍 Location: Lalitpur, Nepal 📅 Duration: 2 Days 👉 Stay tuned for more updates on Nepal politics, elections, and governance. 🎥 Welcome to Khoj Samachar Khoj Samachar is a globally focused, English-language digital news platform based in Kathmandu, Nepal. Established in 2021 by journalist Roshan Shrestha, the organization operates under Bethel Media House Pvt. Ltd. and produces independent, evidence-driven journalism for audiences in Nepal and abroad. Although its editorial headquarters are in Kathmandu, Khoj Samachar’s reporting extends far beyond national boundaries. The newsroom covers international affairs with an emphasis on human rights, political change, democratic institutions, public accountability, governance, corruption, and other major global developments. By connecting local and regional events to wider international trends, Khoj Samachar aims to provide context-rich reporting that remains relevant to a global audience. 🌐 OFFICIAL PLATFORMS Website: https://khojsamachar.com/ 📲 MOBILE APP Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... iOS: https://apps.apple.com/np/app/kamko/i... 📧 OFFICIAL CONTACT Email: info.khojsamachar@gmail.com 🔎 VERIFIED PROFILES Wikinp: https://wikinp.org/wiki/khoj-samachar/ Muckrack: https://muckrack.com/media-outlet/kho... TheOrg: https://theorg.com/org/khoj-samachar ⚠️ DISCLAIMER All content is intended for informational and journalistic purposes. Khoj Samachar adheres to internationally recognized editorial principles and does not support hate speech, violence, or the spread of false information. 🔔 Subscribe for independent, globally relevant journalism.