Kathmandu, July 1 -- Leaders from the ruling Nepali Congress have raised serious questions about the government's functioning and its failure to deliver on the seven-point agreement that led to the formation of a coalition government with the CPN-UML.

Congress leaders expressed their dissatisfaction while airing their views at the party's Central Working Committee meeting on Monday as the government nears its first anniversary. They accused the government of not working as per the spirit of the two-party deal.

The Congress and the UML formed the government in mid-July last year by stepping on the agreement signed between the two parties at midnight on July 1.

On June 29 last year, Congress President Sher Bahadur Deuba and his wife, Con...