HoR meeting: MPs raise issues from problems facing students in medical college to road accidents
Summary
Members of the House of Representatives raised concerns over medical college fees and fake doctors in Birgunj, road accidents, and compensation for a child injured by an electric wire in Sarlahi. Lawmakers also pressed the government on fertilizer shortages, irrigation, fair crop prices, and other local grievances during urgent hour and zero hour.
Key Points
- Lawmakers in the House of Representatives raised issues ranging from problems for medical college students in Birgunj to rising road accidents.
- MPs demanded timely fertilizer, irrigation, fair prices for crops, and action on problems faced by farmers across several districts.
- Concerns were also raised about a child injured by an electric wire in Sarlahi, buffer zone hardships, and other local grievances.
- Members urged the government to improve administrative transparency, animal welfare law enforcement, and disaster response.
