The government's decision to withdraw the bill on social media regulation

Kathmandu. The government has decided to withdraw the Bill 2081 from the Federal Parliament to regulate the operation and use of social media. Home Minister Omprakash Aryal informed that the decision was taken at the meeting of the Council of Ministers held on Tuesday.

He said, "It has been decided to approve the withdrawal of Bill 2081 from the Federal Parliament, which was made to regulate the operation and use of social media."

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