National Assembly Members Express Dissatisfaction with Government's Performance
Summary
National Assembly members have criticized the government for poor governance, delays in Dailekh methane gas exploration, and ineffective rescue and relief efforts for flood and landslide victims. They also called for urgent road repairs, a special relief package, and a law to resolve complications in death registration.
Key Points
- National Assembly members voiced dissatisfaction with the government's style of work during Monday's zero hour meeting in Kathmandu.
- MPs said good governance is not visible in practice, citing poor road conditions, insecurity, and weak justice administration.
- Lawmakers urged the government to speed up methane gas exploration in Dailekh and to improve rescue and relief operations for flood and landslide victims.
- They also demanded urgent repair of damaged roads and bridges and a special law to address legal complications in death registration.
