Angdembe had also briefed President Paudel about the floods and landslides that occurred in various parts of the country, as well as the rescue, relief, and resettlement of affected citizens.
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Leader of the main opposition Nepali Congress parliamentary party, Bishmaraj Angdembe, held talks with President Ramchandra Paudel. On Monday morning at Sheetal Niwas, Angdembe met with Paudel for about an hour.
According to Angdembe's secretariat, the meeting discussed the current political situation and parliamentary activities. In addition, Angdembe informed President Paudel about the floods and landslides that have occurred in various parts of the country, as well as the rescue, relief, and rehabilitation of affected citizens.
On the occasion, President Paudel emphasized the need for political stability and stressed the importance of increasing the effectiveness of Parliament in lawmaking.
Similarly, President Paudel stated that coordination and cooperation among all sides are necessary for the rescue, relief, and rehabilitation of those affected by floods and landslides.
