Kathmandu. KATHMANDU: Menuka Bhandari aka Krutu, the candidate of the Communist Party of Nepal (CPN) from Kathmandu-1, has made public a 23-point commitment letter.

She has made public her commitment letter for her constituency as the election is approaching. In the commitment letter made public for his constituency, he has pledged to amend the constitution as per the need, guarantee fundamental rights to education, health and employment, amend the form of governance for political stability, protect Newa and other communities, language, religion, culture, art and heritage, and establish good governance by adopting zero tolerance against corruption.

Similarly, the government has decided to reconstruct the damage caused during the Genji movement in its constituency (Singha Durbar, Parliament House, Supreme Court, Department of Roads, District Court, etc.) as soon as possible, and ensure social justice by maintaining equality among all classes, castes, genders and communities.

Similarly, the commitment letter reads, “Establish well-equipped senior citizen meeting centers, promote public transport to solve the traffic problem in the Kathmandu Valley and make efforts to implement the feasibility study of the boardway, metro, underpass and flyovers in coordination with all the electoral constituencies and local levels of the Kathmandu Valley.”

Similarly, the commitment letter states that priority will be given to the development of accessible and well-equipped parking infrastructure on the basis of technical examination, to construct healthy settlements by managing garbage, to promote greenery and environment-friendly development.

To prevent the migration of youths abroad by developing digital employment and iJob, to implement special programs to promote self-reliant and productive employment, to ensure meaningful participation of women in all fields, to build a Jenji Memorial Park in memory of the youths who were martyred during the recent Genji Movement, to build a Genji Memorial Park in the memory of the youths who were martyred during the recent Genji Movement, and to establish the indigenous people of this area within the next two years. It is stated in the commitment letter that the problems of unmanaged settlers, landless and landless squatters will be addressed in a practical and respectful manner and the ‘one family, one house’ concept will be implemented in a phased manner.

Likewise, initiate the formation of a high-level administrative structure review commission, develop a faceless, paperless and cashless administrative system by implementing e-governance blueprint, provide clean drinking water to every household, constitute a high-level independent property investigation commission within a year to investigate the property of all those holding public office. The memorandum also pledged to provide 25 percent interest subvention on business loans to women entrepreneurs and provide them with a comprehensive program of women entrepreneurship.

The manifesto also states that the allowance of single women would be increased as per the time to ensure free treatment for women-specific diseases and would further strengthen Nepal’s non-aligned foreign policy and make a strategy keeping national interest, sovereignty and territorial integrity in top priority.