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Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that the government is responsible and sensitive in completing the transitional justice to give justice to the victims. Answering the questions raised by the MPs in today's meeting of the House of Representatives, Prime Minister Oli clarified that completing the rest of the work related to transitional justice and finalizing the peace process is the highest priority of the government.
Mentioning that the government is determined to respect and appreciate the contributions and sacrifices of martyrs, missing persons and conflict victims as directed by the constitution, he said that the work is progressing with the goal of concluding the peace process as quickly as possible.
'The government is very responsible and sensitive about giving justice to the victims. We are in constant discussion with the conflict victims at various levels. The issue of bringing the peace process to an end is a matter of equal interest and concern to all," said Prime Minister Oli, "Investigation of missing persons, truth-telling and reconciliation commission act, 2071, the commissions have been formed and the work has started. I believe that in the coming days, the officials of the commission will sit down with the victims and discuss with each other to advance the rest of the peace process.'
