Q&A: RSP breaks norms to deliver results, no intent of circumventing constitution

RSP Whip discusses the delicate balance between executive urgency and legislative oversight, the government’s approach to human rights and urban poverty, and the personal resolution to table a victim-centric Dalit rights bill by 2027.

As the current Rastriya Swantantra Party (RSP) government, propelled by the Gen Z movement and alternative political forces, attempts to fast-track governance, it faces sharp scrutiny over its methods. Critics point to a flurry of executive ordinances, unusual judicial recommendations, and the aggressive use of bulldozers in urban areas as signs of overreach. Meanwhile, traditional structures continue to clash with new political philosophies.