Chief Minister Yadav has claimed that Nepal will be better than Switzerland within five years if everyone works together and a stable government is formed.
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Madhes Province Chief Minister Krishna Prasad Yadav has said that he will work as a soldier of Madhes. Speaking at a reception and felicitation program organized by the Dhanusha Hotel and Tourism Entrepreneurs Association Madhes Province, Yadav said that he has come to work to dispel the criticism and negative impression that has been made about Madhes politics in recent times.
'Anything can happen here overnight,' he said, 'I am not counting the days, since the day I have been responsible, I have worked like a soldier, and I will continue to do so.' Yadav said that he will show by working every minute.
If everyone moves forward together, Nepal can be made better than Switzerland in five years, Yadav said.
Stating that the Chief Minister of yesterday could not do anything due to political instability and that he could not do anything either, Chief Minister Yadav said that he is confident that his term will be successful with everyone's support and cooperation.
He said that he is currently working by prioritizing agriculture, education, and health. He expressed concern that there is potential for Madhes tourism, but it has not been able to bring tourists.
When the issue of identifying the tourism potential of Madhes and developing it due to the lack of a stable government in Madhes and the Madhes government not taking ownership of bringing tourism was raised, Chief Minister Yadav told hotel and tourism entrepreneurs that he would do his homework and move forward in establishing a tourism board in Madhes.
