UML to set up issue collection centre

Kathmandu. UML parliamentary party deputy leader Padma Aryal has said that the party will build an issue collection center. He said this in an interaction program with the party's MPs on Sunday to make the party's role in the parliament more effective.

From that center, necessary facts will be available to MPs when they speak in Parliament.

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