Lawmakers demand proper management of landless people, question PM’s border remarks
Summary
Lawmakers in Nepal's House of Representatives called for better management of landless people held in Kathmandu centres and sought clarification on Prime Minister's border remarks with India.
Key Points
- Lawmakers called for proper management of landless people in holding centres in Kathmandu.
- The Prime Minister's recent remarks on Nepal-India border issues were questioned and called for correction.
- Concerns were raised about the Speaker's neutrality and his ties to the ruling Rastriya Swatantra Party.
- Inhumane treatment of landless people and territorial encroachment in Lipulekh, Kalapani, Limpiyadhura, and Susta were highlighted.
