Narpa Bhumi Rural Municipality Chairman Konjo Tenjing Lama Proposes Abolition of Provincial Structure and National Assembly, Reinstatement of Constitutional Monarchy
Summary
Konjo Tenjing Lama, chairman of Narpa Bhumi Rural Municipality, proposes abolishing the provincial structure and National Assembly, reinstating a constitutional monarchy, and emphasizing Nepal-India border security with new measures including border walls and posts.
Key Points
- Konjo Tenjing Lama demands the abolition of Nepal's provincial structure and National Assembly, proposing a simplified federal-local administrative system.
- He suggests reinstating a constitutional monarchy with the king as head of state but not the supreme army commander.
- Chairman Lama advocates for abolishing proportional representation in favor of a directly elected parliamentary system with a limited Prime Ministerial term.
- He proposes enhanced Nepal-India border security via walls, roads, Border Out Posts every 25 km, and a special border security fund.
