Taking charge, Minister Bhandari said, ”Here too, I will form a special task force to conduct labor-related investigations and resolve the issue quickly. We have to break the organized network.”
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Newly appointed Minister for Labor, Employment and Social Security Rajendra Singh Bhandari has said that he will focus on breaking the organized networks seen in the labor sector.
"I am the founding director of the Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB) of the police. I worked to break the network of organized crime there too," he said while taking charge of the Ministry of Labor on Friday. "Here too, I will form a special task force to investigate labor-related cases and process them quickly. The organized network has to be broken. I am thinking about how I can work in one hour. Strict action must be taken."
He said that he would use his experience to take action. "A task force will be formed and taken for action. The work will be done in a way that the common people can feel," he said. According to him, the Prime Minister has the task of raising the morale of the police, which has fallen after the Gen-G movement. "Not every police officer is oppressive. Not every Gen-G is destructive. This honorable Prime Minister must have thought that if the voice of the security personnel is also in the cabinet, he can make some contribution," he said. "Gen-G is suffering. Nepal Police is suffering. Both sides are suffering."
