It has been informed that the next meeting of the Provincial Assembly will be held on Tuesday at 1 pm.
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In the sixth meeting of the seventh session of the Lumbini Provincial Assembly held on Monday, Provincial Assembly members presented questions and suggestions on contemporary politics, good governance, development and service delivery.
Provincial Assembly member Bhoj Prasad Shrestha said that the implementation of the constitution, good governance and fulfilling people's expectations should be prioritized. He expressed the view that the government that received a two-thirds mandate should work concretely to maintain the trust of the people. Raising questions about the lack of fertilizer, seeds and relief packages in agriculture, he urged the government to give a clear answer.
Provincial Assembly member Bir Bahadur Rana congratulated the formation of the new government and said that the comment that the old parties had done nothing was wrong. Stating that the foundation for development was laid after 2046 BS, he complained that work could not be done according to the spirit of federalism. He said that self-respect-based governance was necessary to strengthen the province.
Provincial Assembly member Ambika Kafle expressed concern that violence against women could not be ended. Another provincial assembly member, Chandrakesh Gupta, expressed the need for strict legal provisions, citing an increase in rape cases. Provincial assembly member, Mina Kumari Shrestha, said that the budget has been frozen due to delays in the implementation of the annual plan.
Provincial assembly member, Rajkumar Chaudhary, demanded that the Lal Commission report be made public. Provincial assembly member, Tara Thapa, questioned Karki's impartiality. Similarly, provincial assembly member, Bhuvaneshwar Chaudhary, emphasized that all parties should discharge their responsibilities honestly. Provincial assembly member, Bhagwati Adhikari, expressed concern that the living standards of the people have not improved in the new political environment.
Responding to questions raised in the meeting, Minister for Physical Infrastructure Development, Bhumishwar Dhakal, expressed confidence that most of the plans are being implemented and will be completed soon.
Meanwhile, Minister for Forest and Environment, Devkaran Prasad Kalwar, presented the 'Bill to amend the Provincial Forest Act, 2078 BS' in the meeting. It has been informed that the next meeting of the provincial assembly will be held at 1 pm on Tuesday.
