The Prime Minister committed that the government will act after a committee has been formed to study this matter and submit its report.
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Prime Minister Balendra Shah has responded to the issue of monkey control in Parliament.
Prime Minister Shah, who is ready to respond to the MPs in the House of Representatives meeting on Sunday, quoted MP Mahabir Pun's statement and said that monkey control is not that easy.
Shram Sanskriti Party MP Aren Rai had reminded the Prime Minister that he had suggested 3 measures for monkey management and asked when monkey control would be implemented.
In response, Prime Minister Shah said, 'Everywhere in the world, there is a problem of monkeys eating crops. Either the fields have to be wired, which is very expensive. The forests are also maintained by wiring. Human settlements are kept separate from wild animals. A committee has been formed to study this matter, and the study is underway.' He promised that the government would work after the committee submits its report.
He also said that they are studying what measures other countries have taken to control monkeys. 'But this is a very complicated issue, it cannot be solved immediately,' he said. He said that he was thinking about alternatives to avoid violence.
MPs had been continuously raising their voices in previous parliament meetings, saying that monkeys were causing a lot of suffering to farmers.
