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Home Minister Ramesh Akhtar has said that there is no human rights violation against Ravi Lamichhane. Speaking at a press conference held by the Nepal Press Union Nawalpur in Kawasoti, the minister said that the investigation is being carried out against Lamichhane as per the order of the court.
'Human rights on Raviji No violation has occurred. The government is committed to protecting the human rights of every person,' he said, 'Anyone involved in co-operative fraud will be investigated.' The author says that in a democracy, the crowd does not give justice, and every activity is censored through the judicial process itself.
Minister Ask the author not to do anything to influence the investigation into the involvement in the co-operative fraud. He said that activities such as gathering crowds, surrounding courts and judicial bodies are taking place when investigations are being conducted on the embezzlement of crores of money collected by the people by cutting their grass and doing ordinary business.
The Home Minister, who is also a central member of the Nepali Congress, insisted that this alliance will be together until the 2084 election, saying that there is an attempt to spread various kinds of rumors about the current alliance. Constitution He said that the current coalition is needed for reforms and political stability, so it will be done according to the people's wishes. The Home Minister has participated in the Golden Mahotsava of the Saraswati Sanskrit and General Secondary School in Hoopsekot, East Nawalparasi.
