Mixed reactions of leaders on policies and programs, who said what?

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२९ बैशाख २०८३, मंगलवार १०:१७May 12, 2026

Kathmandu. The government’s policies and programmes for the coming fiscal year have received mixed reactions from leaders of various political parties.

Reacting to the policies and programmes presented by President Ram Chandra Poudel in the joint session of the Federal Parliament, Chairperson of the Industry, Commerce, Labour and Consumers’ Welfare Committee Rahbar Ansari said that the policies and programmes are progressive as they have incorporated new themes.TAG_OPEN_div_22

He said, “This time there will be a new type of budget. The budget relaxes many issues that have been stuck for a long time. ”

Independent lawmaker Mahabir Pun said that the policies and programs have been deleted.TAG_OPEN_div_18 Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP) lawmaker Khusbu Oli said although the issues incorporated in the policy and programmes were good, it would be appropriate to evaluate the policy on the basis of their implementation.

He said, “Policies and programs are always good, the main thing is implementation, we have to see how it will happen.”TAG_OPEN_div_16 ”

Similarly, Labor TAG_OPEN_div_14 and Culture Party Chairman Harka Raj Gurung said that although the policies and programs have mentioned the latest programmes on various subjects, it is not clear how to mobilize resources for them. “Some of the issues incorporated in the policies and programmes are different. Even if it is said to do this, there is no clear vision of how to do it, where to raise the resources. Now we have to see how the budget will come. ”

CPN-UML lawmaker Pushpa Raj Kandel said the policies and programmes were a continuation of the past.TAG_OPEN_div_12 “The policies and programmes have come as a continuity of the past and some new issues have also been introduced,” he said. The rest of the programs should be evaluated on the basis of implementation. ”