”Now, the process of implementation will move forward after studying it. We will also discuss making it public. If we cannot make the entire document public immediately after looking at its details, we will make it public, even if it is just a summary,” Prime Minister Karki said.
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Prime Minister Sushila Karki has said that she will make public even if it is only the summary of the report prepared by the commission formed to investigate the incidents of Bhadra 23 and 24. She said that she will make public the report after receiving the details from the commission officials at the Prime Minister's Office, Singha Durbar on Sunday.
'Now the process of implementation will move forward after studying it. We will also discuss making it public. If we cannot make the entire document public immediately after looking at its details, we will make it public even if it is only a summary,' she told the commission officials.
Receiving the same report, Prime Minister Karki said that she and the Home Minister will now study it and submit it to the Council of Ministers.
'You have worked very hard. Thank you for this. The time period that we had initially set was not enough due to our resources. Later, we had to add more time. But we appointed you to the commission after knowing your expertise and qualifications in the fields of justice, law and investigation. You are famous in your respective fields. I believe that this is definitely reflected in the report. I have full confidence that you have given the report by separating the milk from the water,' she said.
