South Asian News Network

Gagan Kumar Thapa, the general minister of the Nepali Congress, has underlined the significance of upholding the nation’s system of good governance and prosecuting those responsible for corruption and irregularities. He pleaded with Parliament not to base its decisions on isolated occurrences and to bring criminal charges against those responsible for scandals like stealing public land, obtaining a phony citizenship, and embezzling money from cooperative members. In order to generate trained labor and guarantee that the nation’s infrastructure is in excellent shape, Thapa also underlined the necessity of significant reforms in the education sector. He stressed that lawmakers have the authority to amend laws and carry out their assigned tasks in a way that best serves the interests of the nation and its citizens. He underlined the necessity of both cross-party cooperation in Parliament and structural improvements.