Lakshmi Pandey, president of the National Federation of Rural Villages, said that since all the three levels of government are responsible for effectively implementing the provisions of the constitution and the assigned duties, there should be no collusion in cutting rights among themselves. She pointed out that although political and administrative federalism has been implemented, there are still many challenges in financial federalism.

The fourth session of the 'Gantavya Gandaki' program organized by Kantipur Media Group in Pokhara on Wednesday, 'Federalism: Speaking on the issue of 'burden or rights', Federation President Pandey emphasized that the three levels of government should work within the boundaries of the rights clearly defined in the constitution. Stating that it is possible to move forward by discussing the issues of common rights, she said, "Three levels of government should help each other". Let's not get involved in the reduction of rights, let's not do things that will result in a head-butt.'

She emphasized on the need to strengthen the financial federalism by organizing the rights given by the constitution. As this is a new practice, respectively. She said that the representatives of all levels should work with responsibility to improve and be effective.

"It has been difficult to bring about financial federalism, financial federalism should be smoothly implemented to overtake the development of the country," she said, "The single duties of the three levels of government are clearly in the schedule, common and single rights are diverse." Do not play within this right. Those who have found it difficult to work, the next government should coordinate and make it easier.

She refuted the accusation of 'dodgy government' to the local government and said that all levels of government should come together to create a structure for revenue management. He discussed about the success of federalism and also recalled the achievements reached at the local level.