Panel formed to end Nepal Parl deadlock

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A seven-member panel was on Monday formed by Nepal’s ruling and opposition parties to find ways to end an ongoing logjam in Parliament over the mismanagement of post-quake reconstruction and the release of NRs 2,00,000 in financial aid to the survivors.

The main Opposition Nepali Congress (NC) has been disrupting House proceedings for the past a few days demanding immediate release of the financial package to the victims of last year’s devastating quake that killed nearly 9,000 people.

It has also accused the Government of not making enough “progress” in the post-earthquake reconstruction.   

Daily Pioneer
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