Kathmandu, May 8: Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' asserted that the policies, programme and budget for the upcoming fiscal year would be introduced in a new manner.
Addressing the party cadres at
Mulkot of Sunkoshi rural committee of CPN (Maoist Centre) today, PM Prachanda, also
Chairperson of the CPN (Maoist Centre), claimed that the national economy had
improved a lot since he held the reign of the government. "The economy has
improved a lot since I assumed the leadership of the government."
PM Prachanda said that upcoming policy,
programme and budget would be formulated by targeting those lagging behind in the economic index thereby laying the foundation of socialism.
To make the government's upcoming policy and programme more people-oriented, he said that suggestions would be solicited from various parties.
Furthermore, the Head of the
Government said that the incumbent government had firmly taken forward the
campaign for good governance, social justice and prosperity, and had set a new record
in the campaign of good governance.
According to him, the incumbent
government had worked hard to deliver justice for loan shark victims, to
control the smuggling of gold and to bring to book the culprits of the Lalita Niwas land
grab scam among others.
He reaffirmed the commitment to
continue with the pro-public works despite the fact that a few people did not
like the reformative actions spearheaded by the government.
On a different note, the PM
mentioned that the incumbent government had promoted Nepal's relations with
international communities in a balanced manner and the diplomatic relations of
Nepal with other countries were further becoming stronger with the exchange of
high-level visits in recent days.
Present in the programme were Minister
for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation and CPN (Maoist Centre) Deputy
General-Secretary Shakti Bahadur Basnet, Member of Parliament from Sindhuli
district, Lekhnath Dahal, party leader and former Minister Haribol Gajurel and
Bagmati Province Assembly member Yuwaraj Chaulagain, among others. (RSS)