Prem Suwal urges govt. to be serious about the issue of border security

Kathmandu: Lawmaker Prem Suwal has drawn the government’s attention to various issues.

He urged the government to be serious on matters of border security of the country while presenting the proposal of cutting the budget expenditure during the deliberation on the Appropriation Bill in today’s meeting of the House of Representatives.

Suwal mentioned that Home Ministry and political parties should be aware of the ‘micro management’ interference of Indian monopoly capital in Nepal.

He shared, ‘Differences among political parties are our internal matters. We discuss it. But why we do not protest the micro-management?’

He drew the government’s attention to destroy the road, and embankments constructed in bordering areas against international laws. He also demanded to declare Bhaktapur as a cultural town and to pass the bill related to Khwopa University.

Similarly, independent lawmaker Dr. Amaresh Kumar Singh demanded not to bring a program without a master plan and strategic plan of tourism development.

Presenting a proposal of cutting budget expenditure on headings of Appropriation Bill-2080, he shared there was no basis to construct Nijgadh International Airport as the newly constructed two international airports have not come fully into operation.

Likewise, Hari Prasad Upreti said the country could be prosperous only after making organizations like Nepali Army resourceful.

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