In her farewell speech on Thursday, Prime Minister Karki said that the next government would take necessary steps regarding the recommendations and suggestions made in the report of the Commission of Inquiry.
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Prime Minister Sushila Karki has said that the next government will implement the report of the inquiry commission formed into the incidents of 23 and 24 Bhadra.
Giving her farewell speech today, Prime Minister Karki said that the next government will take necessary steps in the context of the recommendations and suggestions made in the inquiry commission report.
She said that she is leaving with satisfaction and hope and thanked all the officials of the commission, security agencies and government bodies who played a role in holding the election on the scheduled date.
She said that with the completion of the election, Nepal has been able to prove that it can deal with its own problems. Similarly, she said that this election has proven wrong the statement that no party can get a majority.
