During the zero hour of today's meeting of the National Assembly, lawmakers drew the government's attention to the problem of squatters.
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During the zero hour of today's meeting of the National Assembly, lawmakers have drawn the attention of the government to address the demands of squatters kept in the 'holding center'.
They also suggested that awareness should be raised to prevent shortage of water, fertilizer, and seeds while celebrating National Paddy Day.
MP Chandra Bahadur KC drew the attention of the government to address the demands of squatters kept in the 'holding center'. Referring to the party membership of the Nepali Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), MP Jagat Timilsina said that the Constitution of Nepal and the Children's Act prohibit party membership to persons under the age of 18. Roshni Meche also drew the attention of the government to the legal provision that one must be 18 years of age to become a party member.
MP Meena Singh Rakhal said that the government should be aware of the fact that there should be no shortage of water, fertilizer, and seeds while celebrating National Paddy Day. MP Ranjit Karna urged the government to address the demands of the agitating farmers in Rajbiraj, Saptari, demanding a lajpurja.
MP Rekha Kumari Jha drew the government's attention to the exploitation of state resources by placing red plates on vehicles with white number plates operated from the state treasury in Rajbiraj.
MP Basudev Ghimire objected to some errors in the recent 12th grade examination. Samjhana Devkota drew the government's attention to the fact that there are two checkpoints in the mountainous region of Gorkha district, but both checkpoints are closed, making life difficult for people, and demanded that the checkpoints be opened, even if only for tourist trekking routes.
MP Somnath Portel, drawing the government's attention to the ban on the export of betel nut, urged it to immediately withdraw the decision to conduct 'DNA' testing of betel nut and support farmers.
