Kathmandu. Prime Minister Balendra Shah has urged the MPs of the Genji age group to work by creating employment for their own generation by becoming an example of themselves with innovative thinking.

In an interaction organized at the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers here today, the Prime Minister called on the government to move ahead to make their generation self-reliant by resolving the basic problems of livelihood.

For this, he suggested conducting field study and research, making maximum use of information technology, adopting problem-solving-oriented behavior and abandoning old and impractical thinking.

He also urged them to become self-reliant and a source of inspiration in the long term by creating a separate business base of income without making politics a profession. He said, “Politics should not be made a means of earning, so MPs should become self-reliant by doing other business. ”

The participants of the interaction expressed their commitment to work to make their generation self-reliant and create opportunities in their own country, taking this request of the Prime Minister Shah as guardian guidance.

They presented to the Prime Minister the issues of martyrs and injured of the Genji movement, those arrested during the Genji movement, law enactment, education, health, infrastructure development, information and technology, as well as their constituency-centric issues.

Lawmakers Bablu Gupta, Khima BK, Pushpa Kumari Chaudhary, Shraddha Kunwar Chhetri, Smriti Century, Shiva Shankar Yadav, KP Khanal, Manish Khanal, Purushottam Suprabhat Yadav, Sulav Kharel and Prashant Upreti were present in the interaction.