Minister Ingnam has been heavily criticized in Dolpa after he said he would send land brokers to Dolpa. They say that such statements have raised questions about the minister's expertise and capabilities.
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Minister for Land Management, Cooperatives and Poverty Alleviation Kumar Ingnam has been heavily criticized after he said he would send employees who work as middlemen in land revenue offices across the country to Dolpa.
Dolpa has been criticized for its objectionable statement that it will send employees with poor moral conduct, middlemen, and non-working people to Dolpa, which is naturally and culturally rich and is part of Nepal.
Babikishore Gurung, a young intellectual from Dolpa, said that it is sad that a responsible minister of the country made such an irresponsible statement. ‘Dolpa itself is remote and inaccessible. It is relatively behind in development and construction,’ he said, ‘But, does Dolpa not belong in Nepal?’ He also alleges that such a statement has come about due to the habit of looking down on Dolpa.
Dolpa stakeholders have protested Minister Ingnam’s statement on social media. They say that such a statement has raised questions about the minister’s expertise and ability.
District legal practitioner and advocate Purna Prasad Hamal has objected to the minister's statement and has even demanded the resignation of Minister Ingnam.
