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National Independent Party MP Chanda Karki has commented that the shameful sharing of power is going on in every part of the state.
Participating in the discussion on the principles and priorities of the Appropriation Bill in the Wednesday meeting of the House of Representatives, MP Karki accused institutions like courts, universities, police, constitutional bodies, ambassadors and Rashtra Bank of not appreciating merit and ability.
He mentioned that although the commitment to give priority to agriculture, energy, education and health sector in every year's policies and programs is repeated, the trend of non-implementation is repeated. She emphasized on the need to proceed in the direction of giving concrete results rather than being limited to speeches and announcements.
She said, 'A shameful division of power and power is going on in every part of the state by tearing mother Nepal apart. Courts, universities, police, constitutional bodies, ambassadors, national banks—nowhere merit and ability are valued. In such a situation, what is the point of discussing the policy program by talking sweetly about ideals? Every year, the principles and priorities of agriculture, energy, health and education are given priority. But those promises have never been implemented.'
Member of Parliament Karki pointed out that there is an increase in the tendency of people holding public positions to go abroad for treatment and drew the government's serious attention to bring a policy to stop it.
