National Assembly Members Urge Government Action on Corruption, Agriculture, and Social Justice

Kathmandu. National Assembly members have demanded action on issues ranging from corruption control to the timely provision of fertilizers and seeds for farmers. Speaking during the zero hour of today's National Assembly meeting, lawmaker Geeta Devkota drew the government's attention to the impact of rising petroleum prices on daily life, urging for increased investment in agriculture and the development of long-term plans for self-reliance.

Lawmaker Dharmendra Paswan drew the government's attention to the rape and violence case against a woman in Saptari on Falgun 30, demanding immediate initiatives to ensure justice.

Lawmaker Meena Singh Rakhal demanded that the government make provisions in the upcoming budget for necessary investments in the Karnali region, noting that it remains behind in prosperity despite its abundant natural resources.

Lawmaker Rekha Kumari Jha demanded that the government ensure the timely supply of fertilizers, seeds, and other essential materials for farming, and manage wildlife that causes damage to crops.

Lawmaker Lalit Jung Shahi drew the government's attention to the effective implementation of laws to control corruption and the need for effective measures to ensure good governance in the country.

Lawmaker Somnath Poudel noted that the Dalit community remains backward in economic, social, and other sectors, demanding the announcement of special programs through the effective implementation of the constitution.