The annual session of the Bagmati Provincial Assembly will start from today and will focus on the budget and policies and programs

Kathmandu. The annual session of the Bagmati Provincial Assembly is starting today. In the provincial assembly meeting held on Monday at 1 pm, there is an agenda for the parliamentary party leaders of all the parties represented in the provincial assembly along with the chief minister to present their views on current issues.

On the recommendation of the provincial government, Provincial Chief Deepak Prasad Devkota convened the annual session in accordance with Article 910 of Article 183 of the Constitution of Nepal.

Express

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