KATHMANDU, MAY 18
Legislators have indicated that the season for paddy planting is nearing with the arrival of rain and have urged for timely provision of fertilizers, seeds, and agricultural equipment.
During the zero hour of today's HoR meeting, MP Achyutam Lamichhane called for addressing farmers' issues by supplying fertilizers, seeds, and agricultural tools.
Anushka Shrestha requested solutions to the challenges faced by the Nepal Tourism Board. Apsana Banu expressed concern over the difficulties in repatriating the remains of individuals who lost their lives while working abroad and urged attention to the welfare of those who seek employment overseas.
Abhishek Pratap Sah called for a thorough investigation into the assets of former Home Minister Sudan Gurung while Amrita BK recommended that the government make decisions that do not conflict with judicial rulings.
Ambikadevi Sangraula insisted on utilizing domestic energy resources instead of spending billions on fuel imports. Arjun Kumar Karki requested assurance of resources to finalize the Kimathanka border crossing, as the route has recently been opened.
Arjun Narsingh KC called for the publication of the Gauri Bahadur Karki Commission report. Ashok Kumar Chaudhary urged that local authorities refrain from actions based on political affiliations, given that the school management committee has been established on such grounds. Akriti Awasthi advocated for enhancing the reliability and convenience of the digital banking system.
Aryan Rai demanded an investigation and disclosure of the truth, as despite government claims of free tickets and visas for overseas employment, workers are unable to travel abroad without incurring substantial costs.
Likewise, Asha Jha stressed the need to address the electricity and the telephone tower issues in Constituency No.-5.
Ashish Gajurel inquired about the feasibility of traveling via public transport. At the Sindhuli District Hospital, the X-ray machine has been out of order, and despite long-standing requests, it has not been received, he complained.
Ashika Tamang urged the relevant agencies to address the numerous issues on the highway in Dhading. She stated that adequate charging stations should be set up, as electric vehicles often run out of charge.
Indira Ranamgar called for a resolution to the issue concerning 11 bigha of land in the Arjundhara area of Jhapa while Yashoda Kumari Baral insisted that Nepalis facing difficulties after seeking employment abroad should be repatriated without delay.
Ankita Thakur advocated for an increase in tourism through the enhancement of infrastructure at the Chinnamasta Bhagwati Temple.
Kabindra Burlakoti requested the authorities concerned that the poles and wires be replaced, as the lights flickered even during normal wind conditions in several municipalities of Gorkha.
Kali Bahadur Sahakari highlighted the issue that the government fails to heed the opposition, leading to complications when it acts independently while Kusum Maharjan called for action against individuals involved in the misuse of tax funds as the situation escalated.
Kripa Maharjan urged the implementation of a policy to prohibit the sale and distribution of foreign goods in the heritage areas of the Kathmandu Valley.
KP Khanal requested the prompt completion of the Seti Highway in Sudurpaschim Province, which has faced prolonged delays.
Krishnahari Budhathoki sought solutions to various issues in Ramechhap, including telephone problems, a lack of drinking water, monkey-related disturbances, the use of chemical fertilizers, and other concerns.
Kranti Shikha Dhital expressed that there is a misconception that knowledge is solely assessed by physical attendance at Tribhuvan University, advocating for quality education to be prioritized, especially for those who do not learn effectively even while present in class.