The Electricity Regulatory Commission has again instructed Kulman Ghising not to cut the line of entrepreneurs who do not pay billions in fees.

A few days ago, Ghising had sent a letter asking for permission to cut the line again as the entrepreneurs did not agree to pay the dues until the line was cut. But the Regulatory Commission came to stand in favor of the enterprising traders who did not pay the reverse duty. This is regrettable. Will it be in favor of the entrepreneur who eats salary benefits from the government but does not pay taxes for work? Does the fee collected go to Kulman's personal account? That tax comes from the national treasury?

The country is becoming hollow because of the energy minister and the regulatory commission appointed by the minister. Energy Minister Deepak Khadka and the Congress party that made him a minister should take responsibility for this. Last Tuesday, from the rostrum of Parliament, Energy Minister Deepak Khadka harshly criticized Kulman Ghisingh, an employee under his own ministry. Which has lost the dignity and prestige of his own position. It is also indecent. Because until today there was no practice of criticizing the employees under his own ministry in this way, which Minister Khadka did. This is regrettable. If the head of the department under him does not do the work given according to law, he will ask the secretary of the ministry to take action against him, otherwise he will bring a proposal to the council of ministers and make a decision. Rather than raising the issue on the rostrum of Parliament. It confirmed his own incompetence and intellectual bankruptcy. Did the Minister of Energy give instructions to do illegal and corrupt activities and Kulman did not accept the instructions even though that was unacceptable? Because Minister
Khadka's background is not good either. All Nepalis have seen the scene of occupying the scout's land, not paying the rent, building a 5-star hotel inside the Shivpuri National Park against the rules of the forest, and threatening the forest staff when they did not allow it. Congress has tarnished its image by making leaders from such backgrounds as ministers.

What Minister Khadka said in the Parliament has confirmed that there is no good relationship between him and Kulman and he is not helping Kulman to work. In this situation, due to the 'ego' of two people, it seems that the energy sector, which makes the fortune of three crore Nepalis, will collapse. The Nepali Congress, the party that made him a minister, has the responsibility to prevent the negative impact on the future of three million Nepalis due to one bad minister. Who will the Congress support? Bringing the loss-making electricity authority to profit, removing Kulman, who frees the country from load shedding, or Minister Khadka? If you have to choose between Kulman and his departmental minister Deepak Khadka, who will the people choose?

– Gopal Devkota , Jorpati, Kathmandu