Leader KC said that the government should not delay in making the reports of such commissions public.
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The leader of the main opposition party, Congress, Arjun Narsingh KC, has demanded that the government make the report of the Gen-G Movement Inquiry Commission public. Speaking during the House of Representatives meeting on Monday, he expressed his objection that the government has not yet formally made the report public. He also warned the government to make the report available to all lawmakers.
‘The report of the Gauri Bahadur Karki-led inquiry commission formed to investigate the massacre and destruction of Bhadra 23 and 24 has been submitted. But the document has not yet been formally made public. Therefore, I demand that it be made public immediately and made available to the honorable members,’ said leader KC.
The lawmakers also object to the fact that the report of the commission has not been implemented. Leader KC said that the government should not delay in making the reports of such commissions public.
