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RSVP whip Nisha Dangi said that instead of paying attention to solving the daily problems of the people, the government is sometimes stuck in the post of executive director of Nepal Electricity Authority and sometimes as governor of Nepal Rastra Bank. She has demanded the government to stop such activities and start working for the people.
In Wednesday's meeting of the House of Representatives, Whip Dangi said that the government had forgotten its priorities and got bogged down in appointments. It seems that the government has spent a long time in appointing the governor. Governor can also be appointed on the basis of meritocracy . I would also like to suggest that the government's time should not be spent on such matters," she said. "The main road connecting the capital Kathmandu is unsafe. Millions of citizens are forced to travel at daily risk. Let the government spend time in this direction. It has been 10-11 months. Sometimes the government is stuck on the post of executive director and sometimes the governor.'
She said that the people do not want to see the government stuck in the division. "Grow up government, the people are looking for work, they are not looking for which position to give to whom," she suggested.
Dangi also demanded Energy Minister Deepak Khadka to come to Parliament and give a clear information about the financial situation of Nepal Electricity Authority. It was heard that the Electricity Authority, which was making a profit of 46.47 billion until a few months ago, has lost 5.26 billion within a month. I request the Minister of Energy to come to the House and give an explanation on this matter,' she said.
