During the zero hour of the meeting, they also urged the government to focus on reducing incidents of caste discrimination and operating unhealthy industries.
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The National Assembly members have drawn the government's attention to controlling price increases, creating jobs, and finding a long-term solution to the squatter problem.
During the zero hour of today's meeting of the National Assembly, they have also urged the government to focus on reducing incidents of caste discrimination and operating sick industries.
MP Kamala Pant has demanded the government's response on the preparations for the re-operation of the Gorakhkali Rubber Industry, which is the pride of the country. MP Jayanti Rai has drawn the government's attention to properly managing the squatters displaced in the process of removing encroachments. MP Durga Gurung urged the government to solve the squatter problem in the long term.
MP Nar Bahadur Bista drew the government's attention to bringing a plan to end forced foreign employment and create employment opportunities in the country. MP Narayan Dutt Mishra has demanded the government's commitment to protecting civil rights and democracy. MP Bhuwan Bahadur Sunar urged the government to take effective steps to control incidents of caste discrimination. MP Madan Kumari Shah (Garima) said that no one should devalue the Parliament. MP Yubaraj Sharma drew the attention of the House and the government to issues such as good governance, price increase control, development and construction. MP Rajendra Lakshmi Gaire suggested that the government be sensitive to the health sector. MP Sonam Geljen Sherpa demanded action against vehicles violating traffic rules inside Singha Durbar.
