I will not do bad things knowingly and knowingly: Minister Kharel

Kathmandu. Communication and Information Technology Minister Jagdish Kharel has said that he will not do any bad work knowingly and knowingly throughout his tenure in the government.

Speaking at the meritorious honor and award distribution program on Thursday, he said that during his tenure as a minister, he was ready to leave as he had said knowingly and knowingly that he would not do anything bad.

He said that even if he doesn't do any work, he won't go away with the mark of spoiling any work.

Express

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