Kathmandu: Members of the National Assembly representing various political parties urged the government to be accountable to the parliament. They insisted that government needs responding to the queries raised by people’s representatives.
According to National News Agency Nepal, Lawmaker Anand Prasad Dhungana viewed the inquiries put forth in the parliament reflect people’s concerns, so government requires addressing these. Bishnu Bahadur Bishwakarma expressed worry over investors’ confidence. The government must take it seriously, he added.
Rukmini Koirala pointed out that important laws have been pending for a decade. Mohammad Khalid emphasized the need to end the trend of increasing numbers of citizens seeking jobs abroad by creating employment opportunities within the country.
Reform in higher education and autonomy of universities are essential works, according to Jagat Timilsina. Shrikrishna Prasad Adhikari urged the government to provide support and relief to those affected by recent floods and landslides.
Rekha Kumari Jha criticized the concentration of power at the federal level, arguing that provincial governments should be empowered so that they can carry out their responsibilities effectively.