In the 2023 report of transparency, did the prime minister get the news that Nepal is again on the list of highly corrupt countries or did he miss the news while pursuing the ordinance?

Prime Minister, the remote control of the country is in your hands. All the mechanisms of public bodies work under your direction. I remember, 'Prosperous Nepal: Happy Nepali' is a slogan created by you. Stretching this slogan, you must have made many speeches in many places, you must have received applause.

Today, on the front page of the newspaper, not only was the country listed as highly corrupt during your tenure, but it was also seen as a risk of being included in the 'Grey List', did not the slogan of your regime go to waste? Do you think you are running the country well in this situation? This is the state of the country, you are following the ordinance, you have been explaining to the people that the government will not fall. If we look at the achievements of the Parliament, there is nothing but party accusations and rebuttals. Even in this way the country is prosperous? How do you see a way to bring prosperity to the country by regulating social networks? What kind of prosperity are you trying to bring by bringing the Land Ordinance?

Prime Minister, we have heard a lot of speeches. We listened to the speeches of not only you, but all leaders of all parties. Read the election manifesto. Now the country needs no speeches. Rather than spending time and energy on speeches, if you were a little serious about what you should do for good governance, the situation of the country would have changed a little. If you are a person who wants good governance not only in speech but also in practice, why don't you dare to declare your and other ministers' property details? How can we believe that the prime minister, who does not show his own property details, says, 'I myself do not commit corruption and I do not allow others to do corruption'?
– Krishna Prasad Sharma , Dang, present: Kathmandu