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Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that the budget brought by the government is as balanced as possible. The Prime Minister also said that more efforts will be made to maintain the balance between demand and supply in the future.
Responding to the question raised by MPs in the discussion related to the Office of the President, the Office of the Vice President, the Office of the Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers and various agencies under the House of Representatives on Tuesday's meeting regarding the appropriation bill and the proposal to cut expenses, Prime Minister Oli also said that due to the lack of sufficient capacity of the state, all MPs are not satisfied with the budget.
Prime Minister Oli also promised to try to balance the budget in the coming days. "We need development fast and in many places, but the budget is low." Therefore, it may be a situation where not all MPs are satisfied with the budget. In the coming days, attention will be paid to adjust the imbalance of supply and demand,' said Prime Minister Oli, 'We need investment. For this, the private sector and foreign investment have to be brought in. Effective work will be done by the Investment Board for investment needs analysis and planning.'
Prime Minister Oli asked the Parliament not to make light-hearted comments that weaken democracy and nationalism as it is the place where people's sacrifices, struggles and dreams are realized.
As the government will amend the constitution to make the existing system more effective, he requested that the constitution and system should not be insulted.
