HoR meeting: MPs speaking at zero time, who said what?

KATHMANDU: Speaking at the zero hour of the House of Representatives meeting, the members of the House of Representatives drew the attention of the government to the current issues.

Bikram Pandey, a member of the House of Representatives, grabbed the attention of the administration when he spoke at zero time in the House of Representatives meeting on Tuesday, claiming that fertilizers were not delivered to farmers on time. He stated that the country’s GDP has suffered as a result of the failure to obtain fertilizers on time.

Bijula Rayamajhi, a member of the House of Representatives, inquired when the country’s youth aged 18 to 40 would be able to live in Nepal. He confronted the government. He called the government’s attention to the fact that enterprises in Nepal are crumbling.

Bina Lama, a member of the House of Representatives, expressed concern that security agencies were unable to protect people’s lives.

Binod Kumar Chaudhary, a member of the House of Representatives, raised the subject of hundreds of people drowning in Susta and Gandak each year and suggested that the Prime Minister raise it on his impending visit to India.

Bir Bahadur Balayar, a member of the House of Representatives expressed his displeasure that the capital of Sudurpaschim has not yet been built. Who will build the capital? He asked.

Despite not being a member of the House of Representatives, Jaiswal believed that Nepal should be a Hindu nation.

Saraswati Subba, a member of the House of Representatives, encouraged the administration to address the concerns of farmers affected by metered consumption.

Sumana Shrestha, a member of the House of Representatives, stated that a proper record of the questions presented in Parliament should be retained.

She stated that whether or not the answers to questions posed in parliament were provided by the relevant minister, they should be recorded.