Kathmandu: Nepal Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal has said the government would act more aggressively against corruption, setting a new revolution for good governance.
During his meeting today with the CPN (Maoist Centre)-affiliated YCL Nepal officials at the Prime Minister’s official residence in Baluwatar, he said the government would not compromise with anyone else in its efforts to promote good governance.
The Head of the Government promised to investigate scams and to penalize those responsible for offences, according to YCL in-charge Ram Prasad Sapkota.
During the meeting, the Prime Minister and the Maoist Centre chair urged the party’s youth wing to critisise the government if it performed negatively and promote its ‘good’ initiations.
He took time to say the government would not protect corruption under any circumstances and it was committed to meeting the people’s aspirations.
The CPN (Maoist Centre) Chairman urged the YCL to utilize its upcoming national convention scheduled to be held on September 25-27 as an opportunity to strengthen the organization through a new way and enriching relations with the people.
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