The task force has started work from today to investigate the errors found in the budget of the Madhesh government for the next financial year.
Although today is the last day to work, differences have been seen in the working group. There is a difference of opinion regarding suggestions to the government to correct the flawed plan or to remove it completely. A state assembly member who is also a member of the
task force said that the government side is hesitating to remove the flawed plan. "The honorable members of the ruling party are saying that it is not possible to completely remove the locked plan," said the MP, "They insist that only amendments should be made." However, the opposition MPs are insisting on the complete removal of the flawed plan.
Retired Finance Secretary Kashiraj Dahal responded that it could be removed completely in coordination with the Ministry of Finance of the federal government. Can be completely removed. "It has happened before," said Dahal, "but it is not a good practice." It is best to do it before the budget comes. He said that such errors are seen due to lack of preparation, selfishness of leaders and ministers and lack of staff.
A 6-member task force was formed under the leadership of Speaker Ramchandra Mandal last Friday to investigate the budget error brought by the Madhesh government. In that, after the ruling party placed Physical Infrastructure Development Minister Saroj Kumar Yadav in the working group, the opposition had been blocking it . A 14-member working group has been formed under the leadership of the deputy speaker after the resignation of the task force coordinator.
The opposition parties allege that the middleman dominates the budget and that the plan of the parliamentarian has been falsified.
