NA session: lawmakers draw government's attention to contemporary issues

Kathmandu, June 26: In a meeting of the National Assembly (NA) today, lawmakers drew the government's attention to various contemporary matters. 

Expressing views in the upper house session, Krishna Bahadur Rokaya demanded action those responsible for a trafficking some youths to Uttarakhand of India, falsely promising them of lucrative jobs. The youths were recently rescued after reportedly being held hostage.

Ghanashyam Rijal expressed concern regarding the prolonged absence of chief administrative officers in 201 local levels, urging the government to resolve the issue promptly.

Rukmini Koirala stressed the need for fair recognition and management of women health volunteers, highlighting their vital role in improving maternal and infant health across the country.

Renu Chand demanded an investigation into the recent arson attack on the CPN (Maoist Centre) office in Baitadi, which resulted in the destruction of important documents.

Bishnu Kumari Sapkota said the public are happy following the discovery of a natural gas reserve in Dailekh, calling for its proper utilization to benefit the nation.

Bishnudevi Pudasaini urged the government to ensure the full enforcement of pollution control standards to protect public health and the environment.

Bishnu Bahadur Bishwakarma called for swift government action to control the spread of dengue and COVID-19 infections across the country.

Krishna Prasad Adhikari highlighted persistent transportation problems along the Daunne section of the East-West Highway in Nawalparasi, calling for the government intervention.

 Sabitri Malla reiterated the importance of utilizing the estimated 1.12 billion cubic meters of natural gas discovered in Dailekh, stressing its potential to contribute significantly to the country’s economic development. (RSS)