I can't fulfill all your demands, make your own government after the elections and fulfill them: Minister Pun
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- Mon, 17 November 2025
Kathmandu. Education, Science and Technology Minister Mahavir Pun has told the youth that they should go back to their villages and develop leadership. Minister Pun made this request while receiving the memorandum submitted by Jenji at the ministry at Singhdarbar on Monday. He said that some demands cannot be met. He asked to win the youth from the upcoming elections and fulfill all the demands from his own government. His suggestion was to participate in the election and fulfill his demands by winning.
He asked the minister to come to the ministry and submit the memorandum to the minister saying that the demand would not be fulfilled, then go back to the village and take part in the election, win the election and form your own government to fulfill the demand. Minister Pun says that some demands can be considered.
Jenji has given a 1 week ultimatum to students who want to pass SEE and study in CTEVT at the age of 16 to earn a living and contribute to the country's development and the future of the country by working abroad.
If the demands of the students are not met on time, CTEVT will be responsible for the subsequent situation, he said. This year, after completing the selection process of CTEVT, 10,000 students who want to study staff nurses have been requested to study staff nurses.
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