Development is not possible without a legal environment: Minister Gautam
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- Sun, 26 July 2026
Ramechhap. Minister of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Sovita Gautam said that development work has been affected since the past due to legal complications and said that the current government has given the first priority to law making and has taken necessary reforms forward.
Speaking at a function meeting held in Dolakha on Sunday, Minister Gautam stated that it is not enough to set goals for nation building and it is necessary to create a legal environment accordingly.
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