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The private sector should not be tagged as a broker: Pradeep Paudel

Kathmandu. Nepali Congress General Minister Pradeep Paudel has said that the private sector should not be tagged as a "broker". Speaking at a program on 'Economic Agenda in the Manifesto of the Party' organized by the Nepal Economic Journalists Association in Kathmandu on Sunday, he said, we should not call those who earn profit within the scope of the law as brokers.

Paudel added, businessmen build capital with great effort and that creates jobs, so we should support the private sector. He said that the manifesto of political parties should have a clear economic vision and there is a need to take responsibility in policy making for the prosperity of the country.

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