In a letter addressed to the Prime Minister, Sharma drew the government's attention to the work from porter life insurance to road network construction.

Congress General Minister Bishwaprakash Sharma has written a 7-point letter to Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli about the problems of Himalayan life and Himalayan tourism, which he has directly experienced.

In a letter issued on Tuesday after returning from Camp 3 of Everest Basecamp, Sharma drew the attention of the Prime Minister about the problems, shortages and challenges that he himself saw while returning from Lukla to Basecamp and from Basecamp to Camp 3. He has provided porter insurance, pension to professional climbers, communication tower at base camp, technology development at Everest peak, security unit management, road construction, Thuklama  He has requested to arrange the budget this year by placing the demand for suspension bridge construction. Sharma  He sent the first letter from Basecamp to the Prime Minister regarding climate change.

Writing a second letter after returning to the capital, Congress General Minister Sharma has said that emphasis should be placed on road construction to realize the desire to reach the foot of the highest peak in the world. "Globally, we have to increase further in the future. It is necessary for the Nepalese government to address the desire of people from all over the world to reach the foot of Mt. Everest, by extending the route from Salleri to Lukla, and by making the concept and project of building a road of national pride to the base camp, while keeping the route that can be reached by walking for 5/6 days continuously, Sharma said, "I want to draw the special attention of the Prime Minister to this."

After coming down from Lukla on May 20, I stayed on the road for 6 nights until I reached Everest base camp. I met more than a hundred porters on the way. Some were young, some were old, I spoke with 23 of them. I often ask the same question, are you insured?