Construction Entrepreneurs Can Complete Quality Work On Time If Bureaucratic Red Tape Is Removed, Says FNCCI President Pandey
Summary
FNCCI President Nicolas Pandey said construction entrepreneurs can deliver quality work on time if bureaucratic hurdles are removed. He cited the rapid reconstruction of a suspension bridge in Nuwakot and urged the state to stop blaming contractors for delays.
Key Points
- FNCCI President Nicolas Pandey said bureaucratic red tape, not contractors alone, is a major reason development projects are delayed.
- He cited the quick construction of a bridge in Nuwakot after a disaster as proof that work can be completed within a month when administrative hurdles are avoided.
- Pandey said construction entrepreneurs contributed equipment and resources during rescue and reconstruction efforts, but their role was not properly recognized.
- He said the new bridge is helping more than 7,500 people daily and will ease travel during the upcoming festivals.
