Nepali Congress MP Sharma: Transformation Not Possible Through Suddenly Emerged Forces
Summary
Nepali Congress lawmaker Yuvraj Sharma says national transformation cannot come from suddenly emerged forces and accuses the government of bypassing democratic and legal processes. He also criticizes poor governance, fertilizer shortages, inflation, grey-listing over money laundering, and attempts to shield those accused of organized crime.
Key Points
- Yuvraj Sharma argued in the National Assembly that Nepal’s transformation cannot be achieved by newly emerged forces that lack a history of sacrifice and political foundation.
- He accused the government of making decisions through undemocratic and illegal processes, saying court overturns of some decisions show its failure.
- Sharma criticized political leaders for public displays of religious rituals and raised concerns over passport office crowds, fertilizer shortages, inflation, and farmers’ low returns.
- He said Nepal’s international image has been damaged by grey-listing over money laundering and by attempts to grant impunity in organized crime cases.
