Bagmati state chief minister Dormani Poudel has said the state government was committed to guaranteeing peace and security and implementing plans for state’s economic prosperity.<\/p>\n
In his address to a programme organised by the Bagmati state government, he said, "The government has launched people-targeted welfare programmes including projects of national pride by bearing its responsibility towards the people."<\/p>\n
He was of the view of unlearning the habit of criticizing the government one-sidedly and cultivating the culture of having constructive thinking.<\/p>\n
As he said, time demanded all political leadership to rise above partisan interests and work collectively for the effective enforcement of constitution, strengthening of democracy and promotion of nationality.<\/p>\n
According to the chief minister, promotion of good governance, peace and security and protection of people’s fundamental rights were the top priorities of the government.<\/p>\n
On the occasion, Bagmati state speaker Sanu Kumar Shrestha was hopeful that the state government would pay attention to good governance, sustainable development goals and infrastructure development issues.<\/p>\n
As shared by the state speaker, the state assembly has so far endorsed 48 bills and has expedited works on their execution.<\/p>\n
A rally was organised on the occasion of Democracy Day today. The rally that was originated from Buddha Chowk, Hetauda passed through the Hetauda Bazaar before converting into a programme upon reaching the premises of state government office. Chief Minister Poudel, Shrestha, ministers, SA members, government office chiefs and senior security officials took part in the rally.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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