The meeting of the Provincial Assembly has become uncertain as Bagmati Province Chief Minister Indra Bahadur Baniya is expected to participate in the meeting.
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The meeting of the Bagmati Province Assembly has become uncertain as the meeting of the Nepali Congress Central Committee has been extended. The meeting of the Nepali Congress Central Committee has been extended and Bagmati Province Chief Minister Indra Bahadur Baniya is expected to participate in the meeting.
Although preparations are underway to hold the meeting of the Bagmati Provincial Assembly, which has not been held for a long time, in the third week of Kartik, the date of the meeting has not been decided as Chief Minister Baniya has said that the meeting of the Provincial Assembly will be called only after the party's central committee meeting, informed Ram Kumar Poudel, Secretary of the Provincial Assembly Secretariat.
Bagmati Province Deputy Speaker Apsara Chapagain is consulting with the leaders of the political parties represented in the Provincial Assembly for the meeting of the Provincial Assembly, and the date of the Provincial Assembly meeting will be decided after consulting with them, Secretary Poudel said. He said that discussions are likely to be held in the third week of Kartik.
After the Bagmati Province Assembly hall was destroyed by vandalism and arson during the Genji movement, the provincial government has made preparations to hold the meeting from the assembly hall of the Chief Minister's Office in Hetauda Sub-metropolitan City-2. For the time being, the provincial government has started preparations to hold the meeting from the newly constructed assembly hall of the Chief Minister's Office. Secretary Poudel informed that preparations are being made to conduct the provincial assembly after carrying out minor repairs to the hall, which was damaged during the Genji movement.
