All classes and communities should have equal access to political and economic opportunities: Prime Minister

Kathmandu. Prime Minister Sushila Karki has said that nepotism, nepotism and favoritism should end in political and economic opportunities. Speaking at a program organized by the Tribal Uplift Foundation in Kathmandu on Sunday, she said that nepotism, nepotism and favoritism should end in political and economic opportunities and all classes and communities should have equal access to participation.

Prime Minister Karki reminded that the youth raised the main issue of good governance and prosperity in the Genji movement and said that it is necessary to work to address the same issue. She mentioned that the aspiration of inclusive development and justice is an expression of the Genjis and said that if they proceed accordingly, the country will have sustainable development and it will strengthen the nation.

She said, "Everybody knows that the youth raised the issue of good governance and prosperity during the Genji movement that took place on 23rd and 24th of August." Genji's demand for an end to nepotism, nepotism and favoritism in political and economic opportunities is also an expression of aspirations for inclusive development and justice. Development with equal access and participation of all classes and communities can become sustainable.

She also alerted the concerned parties to proceed in the interest of the community of all castes, languages and cultures. She said that it is the responsibility of the government and the citizens to carry out the implementation of the law in order to promote the republic, federalism, secularism, inclusivity and acceptance of all tribal communities.

Express

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