Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has dismissed the rumours that the Legislature-Parliament is being dissolved. He reiterated his commitment to abide by the parliamentary practice.Addressing the Legislature-Parliament on Thursday, PM Oli made it clear that he has no intention to take any undemocratic step and would not stand against democratic practice. “We heard a lot of rumours and went after them,” said Oli. “I was elected as the prime minister through this parliament and I will remain in this post as long as the parliament wants.”He said that the he and his party had always been making efforts to forge a national consensus and stressed on the need for national consensus even now in order to implement the new constitution, take ahead the post-earthquake reconstruction and economic prosperity.In his televised address, PM Oli questioned whether it was the need of national consensus or a democratic parliamentary practice. He went to say that his party is still standing unconditionally in order to complete the task of reconstruction and to fulfil the need of people.