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Varshman Pun, Deputy Secretary General of the main opposition Maoist and Member of Parliament, has said that the government will monitor the high-level investigation and study committee formed to investigate the visit visa case and Tribhuvan Airport immigration.
In Tuesday's meeting of the House of Representatives, Pun said that he expected that the study and investigation of the problems related to visit visas would be fair, transparent, consistent with evidence and facts. He said that officials from travel agencies, manpower, airlines and even diplomatic missions have been linked in these cases and said that the investigation will be monitored.
It has been reported in the media that travel agencies, manpower, airlines, national and international missions are also involved in such cases. A high-level inquiry committee will study and investigate all these matters,' he said, 'What are the problems seen in the state agencies, from the past to the present? How are you? Where is this gray area, due to which various crimes are committed, it is our expectation that it should be studied in a truthful manner, investigated, suggestions and reports should be presented according to the sentiments of the people . It has not been seriously investigated and mistrusts have been created, of course the people are publicly monitoring it . Criticism happens. We will continue to monitor and warn on behalf of the main opposition party.'
Pun mentioned that the problems seen related to visit visas are being studied and investigated by the authority and said that those investigations should be fair and transparent .
Pun said that the government has formed an investigation and study committee as per the demands of the Maoists, and said, 'To strengthen democracy, the problems seen in it should be corrected in time, and the problems seen in the system should be corrected according to the will of the people.'
In the Tuesday meeting of the House of Representatives, Home Minister Ramesh Lakhtar informed that a high-level study and investigation committee has been formed under the chairmanship of former Chief Secretary Shankardas Vairagi. The committee members include Joint Secretary Tirtharaj Chilwal (Finance), Aruna Joshi (Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs), Ramakrishna Lamichhane (Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation), Mani Ratna Koirala (Foreign Affairs), Pradeep Koirala (Labour, Employment and Social Security) and Anand Kafle, Joint Secretary of the Ministry of Home Affairs.
