MP Ashika asks govt: Did people give you a two-thirds majority to go hungry?
Summary
Rastriya Swatantra Party lawmaker Ashika Tamang has criticized the government over the cooking gas shortage, saying people are being forced to go hungry while LPG cylinders remain unavailable. She urged the government to explain the crisis and said changing ministers every month would not solve the problem.
Key Points
- Ashika Tamang slammed the government in the House of Representatives over the shortage of cooking gas and LPG cylinders.
- She said people are finding gas in shops but shopkeepers are refusing to sell it, leaving households hungry.
- Tamang questioned whether the government’s two-thirds majority was meant to make people suffer.
- She argued that frequent ministerial changes would not solve the supply crisis.
