Kathmandu, May 24: Lawmakers taking part in the deliberations on the
government’s policy and programme in today's meeting of the House of
Representatives have focused on its effective implementation.
They have opined
that the policy and programme will remain ineffective unless it is properly
implemented in action.
Taking part in
the deliberations, lawmaker Agni Sapkota said that the middle men's presence in
each sector was wrong therefore government should strictly end it. He further
added that the implementation part should be stronger for better results.
Laxman Lal Karna
said that the constitution amendment was imperative for peace.
Rajendra Shrestha
said that the phrase 'federal democratic republic' was not mentioned in the
policy and programme which was regrettable.
Lawmaker Jaypuri
Gharti opined for implementing the policy and programme as it was brought with
the foundation of taking the nation ahead on the path of socialism.
Lawmaker Dilendra
Prasad Badu demanded a rewrite of the policy and programme terming them a way
to deceive people's representatives by incorporating long-term goals although
the policy and programme are just for the FY 2075\76, and negligence to
strengthen federalism.
Rabindra Raj
Sharma supported the policy and programme terming them practical, while Man
Kumari GC, Prem Prasad Tulachan and Chandra Chaudhary demanded their
implementation word by word.
Chhakka Bahadur
Lama suggested to the government focusing on tourism for the development of
Karnali Province and increasing investment in energy.
Devendra Poudel
stood by the policy and programme which have incorporated plans to blacktop
roads at local levels within five years, construct east west railway,
Birgunj-Kathmandu Railway and Rasuwagadhi-Kathmandu Railway, and increase
country's economy by double digits among others.
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