Prime Minister Karki claims that the government is working to make the Falgun 21 elections economical, transparent, and technology-friendly.
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Interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki has said that the soul of democracy is free and fair elections. Addressing a program organized on the occasion of the 77th International Human Rights Day, Prime Minister Karki said that it is the fundamental responsibility of the state to ensure an environment where citizens can choose their representatives without fear, temptation or pressure.
Prime Minister Karki claims that the government is working to make the Falgun 21 election economical, transparent and technology-friendly. He called on all parties to cooperate in conducting the election on time. He said that the government will create an environment where security personnel deployed in the election will work with high morale. He said that the biggest challenge to human rights is corruption. Prime Minister Karki said that corruption is not only an economic irregularity but also a serious human rights violation that takes away the fundamental rights of the poor, disabled and deprived citizens. Prime Minister Karki said that the government has expressed its commitment to take strict steps against corruption to any extent. Prime Minister Karki said that
Especially our new generation Gen-G does not limit human rights to legal texts but looks at them in terms of practical results. The vigilance they are doing through social media and digital platforms is a beautiful manifestation of democracy, and I respect it.
The government will move forward firmly to incorporate the digital rights of youth, the right to privacy, innovation and creative potential in policy formulation and implementation.
The biggest challenge to human rights is corruption. Corruption is not just financial irregularities, it is a serious human rights violation that takes away the fundamental rights of the poor, the disabled and the deprived. When a project is tainted by corruption, sick citizens are deprived of their right to treatment and students are deprived of quality education.
Therefore, the government has expressed its commitment to take strict steps against corruption to any extent. Without an environment of transparency and accountability, human rights cannot be protected, and the government is moving firmly in this direction.
The soul of democracy is clean and fair elections. It is the fundamental responsibility of the state to ensure an environment where citizens can choose their representatives without fear, temptation or pressure.
The government is working to make the 2082 Falgun 21 election more economical, transparent and technology-friendly. The Government of Nepal appeals to all parties to cooperate in holding the election on time. In addition, the government will create an environment where security personnel deployed for the election can work with high morale.
I also request all political parties to participate freely, ensuring the voting rights of all adult Nepalis, and to respect, protect, and promote human rights by making democratic rituals like elections a success.
