Damauli. Chief Minister of Gandaki Province Surendra Raj Pandey has inspected some government offices in Tanahun district, which were torched and vandalized during the Genji agitation. Chief Minister Pandey inspected various offices torched during the agitation on September 10.

On the occasion, Chief Minister Pandey inspected the District Administration Office, District Court and District Coordination Committee Office and enquired about the loss details. On the occasion, Chief Minister Pandey inquired about the current service flow from the office.

On the occasion, Chief Minister Pandey inspected various rooms of the District Administration Office, the residence of the Chief District Officer, court benches and various rooms. Stating that many districts of Gandaki Province have suffered losses due to the agitation, he urged the government to provide services to the people in an easy way through alternative arrangements. Chief District Officer Ram Krishna Adhikari said that the process of issuing new citizenship certificates and copying has been started from the District Administration Office.

He said that the administration office building was unsafe to be used again from arson and vandalism, adding that the office service should be operated by managing it in other offices. “We also looked at the issue of shifting the administrative office after looking at some offices, the existing Agriculture Knowledge Centre has been found more appropriate than others,” he said. ’

Gandaki state assembly member Ashok Kumar Shrestha, District Coordination Committee chief Shanti Raman Wagle, Byas municipality mayor Baikuntha Neupane, Assistant Chief District Officer Deepak Regmi, Superintendent of Police Tek Bahadur Karki, among others were present in the inspection.