Chief Minister's statement that effective work can be done only if the authority is delegated according to the spirit of the constitution and public opinion
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The Chief Minister of Sudurpaschim Province, Kamal Bahadur Shah, has said that the provincial government has not been able to work as expected because the union did not delegate sufficient powers. He stated that provinces and municipalities can work effectively only if the powers are delegated according to the spirit of the constitution and people's sentiments.
Chief Minister Shah complained that the federal government is reluctant to hand over the rights as per the constitution in the 'Mukhyamantri Sanga Kantipur' program conducted by Kantipur Television. "Right now there is no law, staff and security rights. This matter has been raised by the Chief Ministers of all 7 provinces repeatedly in writing and verbally, but it has not been implemented, he said, adding that the distance between the citizens and the parties has increased when people raise questions and work cannot be done.
Chief Minister Shah said that the decision of 2075 to make Godavari, the capital of the Far West, could not be implemented because the union government did not give permission. He emphasized that the tendency of the bureaucracy to blame the political parties and the parties to blame the bureaucracy should be stopped and an atmosphere of trust should be created. He also said that due to limited resources, large projects could not be carried out. He asserted that since he became the chief minister, he has adopted a policy of zero tolerance on corruption.
Chief Minister Shah said that the two big parties have come together for a stable government because there are problems in every sector due to the rapid change of power. He commented that the tendency to change the government in the state as soon as the government changes in the Union is wrong.
UML state assembly member Dharmaraj Pathak said that the state government could not be strengthened even after the transition to a federal structure. In accordance with the spirit of the constitution, the Singh Darbar did not want to give the authority to the province. Even now there is a compulsion to run to the center for every work. Therefore, the structure itself is not the problem, our working style is the problem," said Pathak. Chakra Bahadur Malla, the chief whip of UML's Sudurpaschim Parliamentary Party, said that people are looking for quick results.
Raksha Mahara, member of the state assembly of the Congress, mentioned that the people's expectations towards the government are more than the state government's inability to do anything. Purna Joshi, a former minister and leader of the United Socialist Party, accused the provincial government of being union-oriented and warned that such a style of working would weaken federalism.
Rameshwar Chaudhary, a former minister and member of the state assembly of Civil Liberation Party, said that federalism is effective in ensuring and institutionalizing the rights and identity of all. He said that the role of the state government is positive in the restoration of Mukt Kamaiya, Kamlahari and Haliya.
Independent state assembly member Tara Prasad Joshi said that it is sad that the chief minister of the state cannot do anything due to political pressure from the center. The vice president of Rashtriya Prajatantra Party, Romjung Swaran, claimed that the people have to pay taxes to three governments, run the country through remittances, and the tendency of the ward president to become a contractor has raised questions about the system itself.
President of Kailali Industry and Commerce Association Pushparaj Kunwar said that the compulsion to go to the center to register an industry should end. He complained that the morale of the private sector could not increase because there was not even an industrial zone in the Far West. "Establishing industrial zones in Dudejhari in Kailali and Daijijhela in Kanchanpur has been going on for years, but the work has not yet started," he said.
Dev Bahadur Bam, president of Navjeevan Cooperative Society, emphasized that the state government should bring a special program to connect with production. Belauri Municipality Chief Potilal Chaudhary informed that the citizens of the southern part of Kanchanpur are facing problems in moving around after 10 pm due to the customs post at Dhangadhi. He said that the central and state governments should bring special programs for the security and development of the citizens of the southern border region.
The former Chairman of Purvchowki Rural Municipality of Doti, Gilgraj Bogti, said that the provincial government was in trouble because the government was changing plans and could not make procedures according to the law. As often as the government changes, so often do the plans change. And how does development happen?' he said.
Civil society leader Pramod Pathak mentioned that federalism is expensive and said that it has affected development. Tharu leader Madhav Choudhary said that although it was expected that tribal people's issues would be heard in federalism, it did not work accordingly. Yamraj Joshi, president of Kailali Multipurpose Campus, stressed that the members of the state assembly of all parties should raise their voice for the state's rights.
