Acharya said that it is necessary to destroy the trend of not working and hoarding files.
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Chief Minister of Lumbini Province Chetnarayan Acharya has instructed the subordinate administrators not to delay any kind of service delivery.
Addressing the meeting of the Lumbini Province Disaster Management Council held at the office of the Chief Minister and Council of Ministers in Rapti Valley (Deukhuri) on Thursday in the presence of ministers, chief secretaries and secretaries of various ministries, he said that improvement in service delivery is necessary.
'If we try to move forward in the old situation, the new generation will not accept it . It is necessary to improve service delivery. At the very least, the services should be made more people-oriented and carried forward effectively,' he said. Similarly, he also pointed out that there is a need for political persons to radically change themselves and move forward.
Chief Minister Acharya directed the relevant ministries to immediately operate the services that were stopped due to the protests on August 23 and 24. Informing about the physical damage caused to the offices and agencies under the province during the movement, he said that the offices will be brought back into operation after maintenance.
Assistance to High and District Courts that were set on fire
The meeting of the Lumbini Province Disaster Management Council has decided to provide assistance for the operation of the services of the High Court and District Courts that were set on fire during the agitation.
The meeting chaired by Chief Minister Acharya has decided to support the three offices of the High Court with five lakh rupees per office, the four offices of the District Court with three lakh rupees per office and the Nepal Red Cross Society Lumbini Province with three lakh rupees to resume services, Lok Bahadur Sunar, Secretary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Law informed.
