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Lawmakers question: Why is the government silent on the self-immolation of Nepalis when landless squatters were forced to jump into the river?

Kathmandu. KATHMANDU: The lawmakers have urged the government to conduct an impartial investigation into the attempted self-immolation of Ganesh Nepali and his death.

Why is the government silent on the suicide attempt of 25-year-old Ganesh Nepali of Mugu on Thursday? She asked.

He also said that no one will be safe by making a green bus blue. Lawmaker Thapa said that an environment has been created where the landless squatters are compelled to jump into the river.

Lawmaker Bhumika Limbu Subba said that it was unfortunate to create such an environment as Ganesh Nepali was fined for parking his motorbike. She drew the government’s attention as to why people were being forced to die.

Lawmaker Parbati BK demanded compensation to the families of the deceased, saying people like Ganesh Nepali are on the verge of being burnt alive. Lawmaker Radhika Ramtel also demanded an investigation into the incident.

Lawmaker Gyan Bahadur Shahi said that the poor and unhappy people could not live in the capital. He said that facilities and arrangements are only in favor of the food. Lawmaker Shahi said that people are compelled to pay more tax than in Europe and get it like in Somalia.

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