Kathmandu. Lawmaker Parasmani Gelal has reprimanded the chairman of the Securities Board, Dr. Gopal Bhatta. During the discussion on the stock market in the meeting of the Finance Committee on Wednesday, he reprimanded the chairman of the board, Dr. Bhatta.

In the meeting of the committee, he said that the policy was against the government’s policy.

Lawmaker Gelal was upset that Prime Minister Walendra Shah had recently asked many industrialists, businessmen and businessmen to invest in the country and immediately after that Sebon was not allowed to invest more than 1 percent.

“The Finance Minister has been asking foreign investors to bring investment in Nepal. I have also come to Europe to invest,” he said, “But in Nepal, another move is going on behind closed doors.” ’

He added, “There is a trick going on here in a closed room, you don’t know what is going on. The policy is passed that you cannot invest more than 1 percent. Whose idea is that? Who will do it, it will not bring investment. No Nepalese living in Europe will bring investment. ”

He questioned in the meeting of the committee what is the meaning of investing only 1 percent.

“Do you not understand that the world tells you to invest in any way but to invest in Nepal anyway?” He claims that those who have money have been stopped from investing in Nepal.

“Does it want Nepal to develop psychologically, or who gives such a sweet idea in that closed room?” He asked.

He claimed that the government and lawmakers were pushing their feet to invest in the country, and that it was not more than 1 percent when it was time to bring the policy.

He reminded that he has been studying this issue closely.

He urged them not to do anything that discourages investment.

“The previous day, Prime Minister Balendra Shah had been asking industrialists, businessmen and entrepreneurs to invest in the country. ”

He also urged not to create an environment to stop investment.

He also reminded that the government is ready to improve the policy. He argues that it is not possible to bring the policy unilaterally by stopping investment.

“If this is the case, then don’t go to the place where I know how to make a policy. If I don’t come, I will not be able to do it,” said MP Gela. “

He said that he could make a policy.

“I am also a religious person. I think the chairman is also a religious person, he has come with a tika. Everyone should take care of the future of the children. Most of them here are religious. It is not enough to worship God. To worship God is to become a country. ”

He claimed that the country cannot be built without promoting investment. “If you want to invest, people who write privately should create a clear environment. If you want to block, you should not invest,” he said.

The lawmakers of the RSP said that they have studied all the details of the work being done.