Prime Minister's health

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It seems that Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal's new coalition government will be strong enough to last for a long time. Due to the need to make MPs with a clean image from his party as ministers, he has once again made a person who has been a minister and who could not do anything other than being a minister. Finance Minister Varshman has again become controversial due to his relationship with gold traders.

The sons of Nanda Bahadur Pun, who became vice president from the Maoist party, are involved in the gold scandal. How to investigate and take action on them! Narayankaji Shrestha, a confidant of the Prime Minister, becomes a minister as often as he participates in the Maoist government. He has not been able to do much successful work in the eyes of the people.

What he said in the case of Bhutanese refugees, the problem of meter-banking victims, justice for cooperative victims or the Lalita residence land case was not fulfilled. Home Minister Ravi Lamichhane is controversial due to misappropriation of co-operative funds. To what extent is it moral to stay in the position of home minister without solving his case? What ethics gave Prime Minister Dahal to make him Home Minister.

Is it because the Prime Minister could not find a person who is able to work and is free of controversy to give the people a sense of the government? Even from UML, those who have been ministers in the past have been repeated. In such a situation, Prime Minister Dahal will have to chew on an iron chin to show himself to be working in favor of the people and succeed as the Prime Minister.
– Bhagwan Pudasaini, Jorpati, Kathmandu