Provincial governments have not been able to return to normal after most of their physical structures and documents, including offices, were damaged in arson attacks by protesters on Bhadra 24.
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The pace of provincial governments has slowed down after the Gen-G protests of Bhadra 23 and 24. In the last three months, the regular work of the provincial government has not been moving at all.
After the protestors set fire to most of the physical structures and documents, including offices, on Bhadra 24, the provincial governments have not been able to return to normal.
Even the Council of Ministers' meetings have not been held regularly in all provinces. Due to the lack of physical communication, the provincial assembly meetings have also not been held regularly. The development expenditure of all provincial governments has been seen to be low after 5 months of the fiscal year.
Budget expenditure of provincial governments in the current fiscal year (up to Mangsir 2082)
Provinces 35 billion 77 billion 99 million 4 billion 48 million 28 million
Madhesh 46 billion 98 million 33 million 1 billion 62 million 28 million
Bagmati 67 billion 47 million 73 million 6 billion 64 million 62 million
Gandaki 31 billion 97 million 99 million 3 billion 25 million 1.5 million
Lumbini 38 billion 91 crore 5 billion 989 million
Karnali 32 billion 99 million &
