. Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP) lawmaker Khusbu Oli has urged the government to immediately address the demands of intern doctors who are being treated in the ICU of Bir Hospital during the agitation.
She said that the interns have been protesting demanding equal allowances, working hours as per the Labor Act and the implementation of the monthly allowance report of the doctors. Speaking in the House of Representatives on Friday, she said that the government should be serious about the condition of intern doctors who are protesting at Maitighar Mandala.
“Some time ago, I raised the voice of the intern doctors from this House,” he said. At present, MBBS and BDS intern doctors are agitating in the ICU of Bir Hospital. One of them is currently in a critical condition in the ICU. Their demands include equal allowances, implementation of doctors’ monthly allowance report and implementation of working hours as per the Labour Act. The government and the Ministry of Health should address this issue immediately. “
Oli said that the government should not ignore the problems of other citizens who are agitating at Maitighar Mandala putting forth various demands. She expressed the view that the government should be serious towards addressing the problems of meter interest victims, accident victims and citizens who have been agitating demanding justice.
She said that electric stoves should be promoted to solve the problem of gas shortage and price rise.
“The problem of gas is not new,” he said. The government should find a long-term solution. The customs duty on electric stoves should be removed and VAT and other taxes on electricity tariffs should also be removed to the maximum. The government should move ahead in a solution-oriented way. “
has increased the burden of 7 percent tax on ride-sharing service on the youths working in the country, she demanded the government to review the decision.
He said, “The government talks about bringing back the youths living abroad to Nepal, but the government has added 7 percent tax on ride-sharing for the youths working in the country.”
It should be removed, otherwise how can the youth be encouraged to stay in Nepal?”
Lawmaker Oli also urged the government to maintain transparency in the ambassador appointment process.”About
2,700 people have applied for 16 ambassadorial posts. Now the government should make public what is the basis of evaluation, who is shortlisted, what is the process. This sets an example of transparency. Reiterating the demand of the Prime Minister’s statement that Nepal has encroached on India’s territory from the record of the Parliament, she said that the protest in the parliament would also come to an end.
“If the Prime Minister corrects his mistake by saying that Nepal has not encroached on India’s border, our protest will end,” he said.
A leader’s greatest strength is to admit mistakes and correct them. ’
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