Nepal will turn into heaven in 10 years: PM Oli; says party unification has created strong basis for development and prosperity

Kathmandu / May 19: Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that the country has moved ahead in the race of development and prosperity.

He said so while inaugurating the eighth annual Kantipur-Runner Half Marathon organised by Kantipur Publications Pvt. Ltd in the Capital on Saturday.

PM Oli, who is also the Chairman of newly formed Nepal Communist party, also ran alongside the participants for some time.

He claimed that Nepal will turn into heaven in the next 10 years. “People of Nepal will don’t have to struggle for hand to mouth problems. Nepal will move far ahead in terms of production and construction. Nepalis will be healthy,” he said.

Claiming that the country will be prosperous within 10 years, he questioned, “If not in 10 years, then when?”

Party unification has created strong basis for development and prosperity: PM Oli

Meanehile, PM Oli has said the party unification has created a viable condition for development and prosperity.

Presiding over the first meeting of the lawmakers representing the party in the Federal Parliament after the formation of the CPN at the Federal Parliament Building at New Baneshwar today, he urged for using this unity for the rule of law, development and prosperity as he said this unification between the CPN (UML) and CPN (Maoist Center) has been done in a way to send a message of how to cooperate with each other to the world. The two parties were united on May 17.

“We want to project Nepal in 10 years from now as a heaven on earth crafted through the joint efforts of humans and nature. There would be a situation in which foreign tourists coming to Nepal would return home praising it,” he said.

Party chair Oli called on all the lawmakers to steer the time ahead in keeping with the public aspirations as the CPN has now become a big communist party of the country in terms of the popular votes.

He also urged the MPs to observe whether the works and activities of the Prime Minister, ministers and the government as a whole have been carried out in a proper way or not. “We are in the government not for promoting nepotism, favoritism and discrimination. We are here with the promise of building the country. There is no concession to waver in this. Be conscious of this fact as the parliament is a place to change the government and make laws,” the Prime Minister said.

Prime Minister Oli, who is also the CPN parliamentary party leader, said the government’s policies and programmes, as well as the budget would be brought along with the outline of the prosperity, urging the MPs to present themselves in the parliament in a way to pass the government’s policies, programmes and the budget, and get it implemented.

“Tell the leadership if there are any lacunas in the policies and programmes. Speak in its favor in the parliament so as to maintain the party’s dignity,” he added.

The Prime Minister and CPN parliamentary party leader reiterated that the constitution could be amended based on the nation’s need and relevance.

China visit soon

Prime Minister Oli shared that he was planning to visit north neighbor within a month. He added that the bilateral relations with both neighbors (North and South) were developing based on balanced and keeping the national interest in the center. He also said that Nepal will initiate to make the regional institutions like SAARC and BIMSTEC active.

On another note, Prime Minister Oli also the chair of the Communist Party of Nepal said that Nepali Congress (main opposition) should not feel threatened while left alliance running the government. He added that the left force will not be misused in wrong place and motif.

Similarly, Prime Minister Oli opined that the modality of parliamentary constituency development might be changed adding that there was difficulty to provide the fund for the parliamentarians. He said that allocation of constituency to the lawmakers from House of Representative and National Assembly was a difficulty.

PM Oli also urged the lawmakers to give written suggestions to the government after holding discussion on province based. He asked such suggestions before May 22 to include in the upcoming budget.

The meeting has unanimously elected the chair Oli as the party parliamentary party leader. However, deputy PP leader, chief whip and whip are yet to be nominated and the decision to this end will be taken on consensus basis, said lawmaker Dev Gurung. RSS