Prime Minister Shah establishing a new standard of good governance that 'no exemption for those who do not work'
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Media Baaji
- Fri, 10 April 2026
Kathmandu. Prime Minister Balendra Shah, who entered the Singha Darbar with the slogan 'Change is possible', has started taking one after another tough decisions in favor of government reforms and good governance in the first days of his tenure. Prime Minister Shah gave a clear message to the people who were disappointed by the traditional working style of the old political parties and gave a clear message that "anyone who does not work will be dismissed".
This week, the Prime Minister's decision to dismiss Labor, Employment and Social Security Minister Deepak Shah has created waves in the political circles. Prime Minister Shah has started a new chapter of good governance by lashing out at his own minister who could not produce results while strictly implementing the performance based evaluation system.
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