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Resolution passed for the first time by the Karnali State Assembly

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Surkhet. For the first time, a resolution has been passed by the Karnali State Assembly. A 6-point resolution has been passed with a resolution to provide regular air flights to the Himalayan districts of Karnali Province.

In the meeting of the Karnali Provincial Assembly on Friday, Chief Whip of Nepali Congress Hikmat Bahadur Bista submitted six resolutions in the assembly. UML MP Tekraj Pachai elected from Jumla and Dakshina Shahi of Calikot supported the resolution which was discussed in the state assembly and the assembly passed it unanimously.

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