The government is committed to building a road-dependent human-free nation: Prime Minister

In a meeting with the delegation of the Human Services Ashram at the Prime Minister's residence, Baluwatar, Prime Minister Oli informed that the first meeting of the Council of Ministers held immediately after the formation of the current government decided to make the streets child-free by the end of June 2082.

The Prime Minister said that the government is with the campaign to free the street dependents who have become street dependents due to various reasons and will provide the necessary support.

On this occasion, the Prime Minister spoke on behalf of Manav Seva Ashram, which is providing proper protection and nurturing to street dependent people who are without family and relatives and are forced to live a miserable life under the open sky, who are unable to do anything for themselves, who have become street dependents without anyone to take care and nurture them. A congratulatory memorandum was also given to Oli. In the

meeting, the main founder and central president of the ashram, Ramji Adhikari, said that Manavseva Ashram is committed to making this campaign a success as a supporter of the government to realize the resolution that Nepal's roads will be made human-free by the year 2082 in the approved policy and program of the fiscal year 2081/82 of the government of Nepal.