Minister Ghising, who did not give a clear answer to the question of why the asset details were not made public, argued that they were committed to good governance.
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Kulman Ghising, who holds the responsibility of the Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, Physical Infrastructure, and Transport and Urban Development, has said that he has already submitted his asset details to the cabinet.
When asked by a journalist why the ministers of the government formed on the strength of the Gen-G movement had not made their asset details public even after 100 days, Ghising said, "We have submitted the asset details to the cabinet within two months of becoming ministers. Everyone has submitted them. They will probably make it public." He said, "They will," referring to the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers. Ghising made this statement at a press conference organized to mark the completion of 100 days of assuming the responsibility of the ministry. Ghising, who did not give a clear answer to the question of why the asset details had not been made public, argued that they were committed to good governance. He said, "We have come from the Gen-G movement. Therefore, we cannot compromise on the issue of good governance under any pretext." He said that employees who had not compromised on the issue of good governance anywhere had been taken action against them for problems they encountered while working. Journalists also asked him why he would open a political party and become a minister. He only gave a hint on this issue. He argued that he had already said that he had entered politics after becoming a minister, and said, ‘I have also moved forward while carrying out the responsibilities of a minister. When the time is right, we will go for nomination in the elections, and then we will make the necessary decisions.’ In a question-and-answer session with journalists, he said that the main task of the current government is to complete the elections and that he is in agreement that the new forces should go together. He said, ‘To institutionalize the current change for the country and bring the right leadership after the elections, everyone should contribute from their respective fields.’
