Bagmati Province Assembly Condemns Prime Minister's Border Remarks, Demands Resignation
Summary
The Bagmati Provincial Assembly strongly condemned Prime Minister Balendra Shah's statement on Nepal's border with India, demanding his resignation and public apology, while also discussing the provincial government's budget and policy programs for fiscal year 2083/084.
Key Points
- Bagmati Provincial Assembly condemned Prime Minister Balendra Shah's statement claiming Nepal encroached on India's border and demanded his resignation.
- CPN-UML leaders called the statement anti-national and demanded a public apology and a motion of regret in the assembly.
- Lawmakers raised concerns about India's encroachment on Nepalese territory at Kalapani, Lipulek, and Limpiyadhura amid the debate.
- The assembly also discussed provincial policy, urging reforms on VAT, electric vehicle taxation, and budget transparency for effective governance.
