Like former Prime Minister and other VIPs, the privileges of members of the National Assembly will also be reduced. Even though it is unnecessary, many commissions, commissions, agencies, and individuals who benefited from the republic and federalism will reduce all the benefits.
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Some of the steps taken by the government in terms of cost cutting and corruption control are certainly commendable. However, people want a big change immediately (not even after February 21). They want to hear that the State Assembly has been dissolved just as the House of Representatives has been dissolved.
Even if the state assembly cannot/cannot be abolished, the facilities provided to it can be reduced due to the weak economic condition of the country! Speaking in terms of austerity, the facilities of local officials can also be reduced. The work of the district coordination committee does not seem to be much. The amount left after subtracting from the amount to be reduced can be increased for the amount to be increased.
It is a very good thing to cancel the 'Bhoomi Problem Solution Commission' established for solving land problems. Similarly, what is the function of some other commissions established by the constitution? If it is not possible to abolish them, the service facilities of IA will be reduced while providing for them as well.
The facilities of VIP members including the former prime minister will also be reduced. Even though it is unnecessary, many commissions, commissions, agencies, and individuals who benefited from the republic and federalism will reduce all the benefits.
By doing this, the government will not be embarrassed. Instead, they will be forced to give up their position even if they feel ashamed after reducing the facilities to get only the name.
By doing this, the election system, people's representatives and politics will be transformed into such service work that only good Nepalis who really want to serve the society and the country can emerge as leaders. It seems that the constitution does not stand in the way of laying the foundation for such good works in favor of the country and the people, and there is no need to wait for the government to be formed after February 21. - Indra Kumar Shrestha, currently at Srijan Nagar, Bhaktapur
