MP Yubaraj Dulal Protests Closure of E-GP System
Summary
MP Yubaraj Dulal has protested the government’s closure of the Electronic Government Procurement (E-GP) system, saying it has stalled contracting, medicine procurement, and development work across federal, provincial, and local offices. He warned that returning to paper-based processes would hurt transparency and good governance.
Key Points
- MP Yubaraj Dulal said the government has shut down the Electronic Government Procurement (E-GP) system.
- He said the closure has halted contracting across hundreds of central offices, all 753 local levels, and provincial offices.
- The disruption has affected procurement of medicines, health supplies, essential goods, and development construction work.
- Dulal warned that shifting back to paper processes would undermine transparency and lead to misgovernance.
