Govt to proceed with investigation of corruption in any period
The government has promised to end the situation in which the children of Nepali citizens do not have citizenship within one month of the completion of the government.
KATHMANDU: The government is determined to address the citizenship issue.
The government has promised to end the situation in which the children of Nepali citizens do not have citizenship within one month of the completion of the government.
From the first session of Parliament, it is mentioned in the coalition government’s policy priorities and programs to solve other problems related to citizenship.
Similarly, the government has promised that all Nepalis will receive national identity cards within a year.
The common program includes initiatives ranging from providing national identity cards to all citizens within a year to eliminating all registration fees levied by local governments.
Similarly, the common program states that an empowered high-level commission will be formed, and the judiciary will be purified and reformed in accordance with its suggestions and recommendations, to ensure that ordinary citizens receive easy, quick, and fair justice.
The government is committed to carrying out a comprehensive reform process by forming a high-level task force comprised of experts to improve the competence and professionalism of civil administration and security agencies.
The government has made it a policy to investigate corruption at any time. It is stated in the government’s policy priorities and programs that legal action will be taken against corruption and any corrupt person at any time by investigating and investigating matters related to corruption and abuse of authority.
