My passion is to live with the country. But in the beginning, I didn't live with the country all at once. I lived with the village: Mahavir Pun
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Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation Mahavir Pun has said that he became a minister by being loyal to the country. He made the comment while answering questions raised by lawmakers on the topic of his ministry's appropriation in the House of Representatives meeting on Thursday.
'There is a song - I am not like this, brother, but I became a Jogi.' This song was sung in the past. Now I am not the kind of person who would become a parliamentarian or a minister, but I became an MP and a minister. There is a long story. How did I become a Jogi by staying with Piriti? Did it come to that? And, the matter of becoming a minister came. My Piriti is actually staying with the country. But in the beginning, I did not stay with the country all at once. It stayed with the village. I, a person who came from America to visit, stayed with the village. From village to district, from district to district, I lived in harmony with the country. That is why I have become a Jogi now. I am definitely a Jogi. In practice, I am a Jogi too.’
