Varshaman Pun, Deputy Secretary General of the Maoist Center, has said that since the facility of equal and inclusive access has been reached along with reservation in government services, it should not be taken away. He said that since he was a former finance minister, his children should not enter the government service through tribal quota and there should be open competition.

Pun also said that people who can compete in the elections themselves became MPs through the proportional system, so the proportional election system was questioned.

In a program organized by the student organization close to the party held in Kathmandu on Sunday, he said that inclusiveness and proportional representation have been misused and should be corrected. He emphasized that the reservation set aside for backward areas such as poor bahoons, Madhesi, tribes and Karnalis in government services should not be taken by those studying in private schools and campuses in Kathmandu and the city. He said that there should be no competition between those who have the opportunity and those who have not.

'I have become a minister, my children have studied in Kathmandu. They should not go to the government service in the tribal quota, they should compete,' he said, 'reservation should be arranged for the poor sisters of the village, the children of the Chhetri, the backward Madhesi and the children of the tribes. The children of those who have financial and political access to Karnali's quota cannot take the opportunity from the allocated quota because they cannot compete.' "Inclusivity is for those who cannot contest elections, its purpose is to give opportunities to people from backward communities and classes to make them eligible for competition," said Pun, "those who are capable and able to compete in the quota reserved for those who cannot compete are becoming MPs/ministers for three times . Now it must be stopped .'