Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has been busy in Jhapa and Ilam for the past two days after landing at Chandragarhi Airport in Jhapa on Saturday afternoon. Prime Minister Oli has been seen in various places in the East continuously participating in the inauguration ceremony, reflecting the foreshadowing of the upcoming 2084 elections.

From hospitals to bridges, roads to the distribution of wealth to the landless, Prime Minister Oli is on hand to cut the inauguration ribbon. By inaugurating one project after another, he is reiterating the government's commitment to development.

Prime Minister Oli participated in the inauguration of about half a dozen large public projects in Jhapa. He reiterated the government's commitment to development by cutting the ribbons from rural infrastructure to projects symbolizing social justice in the style of a grand display of development and a show of strength.

After landing in Jhapa, Prime Minister Oli reached Ward No. 3 of Buddhashanti Rural Municipality for the first program. There he inaugurated the Bhagiratha Neupane Hospital. The hospital, which was established in the name of Bhagiratha Neupane, the first woman Pradhanpanch of Eastern Nepal, was jointly inaugurated by her two sons, Hariprasad and Kulprasad Neupane, on October 10th. However, Oli cut the ribbon of the same hospital again on Saturday. In other words, the same hospital was opened for the second time.

Then Prime Minister Oli went to Kankai municipality. In a special ceremony held there, he distributed the rich portion of land to the landless Dalits, squatters and unorganized residents. Addressing the emotional public with Dhanipurja in the

program, Oli said, 'The state has seen your suffering. Now this land has become your legal right.'

From Kankai, Oli ascended towards Ilam, towards Danavari of Mai municipality.  He inaugurated the newly built city hospital there.  In the program, he said that the government is firmly committed to making health services more organized and accessible at the local level. Prime Minister Oli's busy day in Jhapa started on Sunday morning. The first event was the inauguration of Madandangi-Tarabari-Depot road section in Damak municipality. However, here, not Oli himself, but the Deputy Chief of Damak Nagar, Rozina Bhattarai, was inaugurated, as a meaningful gesture.

After that, the Prime Minister went straight to Gaurigunj in southern Jhapa. He participated in the inauguration of the Ratuwa River bridge connecting Gaurigunj to Ambari in Morang. 

This much-awaited bridge connecting Jhapa and Morang under Hulaki highway was built after about a decade. In a program organized by the Directorate of Postal Roads under the Ministry of Physical Infrastructure and Transport, the Prime Minister gave a message for the development of the country and said, "The river flows near the farm, but the farmers have no water." Now this situation has to be removed. Modernization and commercialization in agriculture is inevitable. In the