Kathmandu, Feb. 3 -- The government presented six ordinances, which it enforced earlier, at Friday's Parliament meeting amid criticism from the opposition parties.

Lawmakers from various opposition parties registered 50 notices of rejection of the ordinances at the parliament secretariat on Sunday.

Secretariat spokesperson Ekram Giri confirmed the registration of 50 notices of rejection of the ordinances.

As the House of Representatives is scheduled to meet next on Thursday, it is likely to see a heated debate over the rationale behind amending laws through an ordinance and their contents.

Ever since the government introduced six ordinances, the opposition parties have accused the government of making changes in the laws bypassing the...