19 Chait, Kathmandu. Dynamic Democratic Party (Galopa) has expressed concern about the investigation of the culprits involved in the incident of August 24.

Galopa President Dinesh Prasain expressed this concern by issuing a statement on Thursday. After the formation of the new government, the first meeting of the cabinet announced 100 agendas for government reforms.

According to reports that Home Minister Sudhan Gurung and other RSVP MPs are involved in the incident of August 24, what will be the implementation if the investigation to be conducted against them recommends punishment? He asked.

It is said that reducing the number of ministries will not solve the real problem, drawing the attention of the government to the fact that the specialized working structures are mixed with others, and its effectiveness may decrease.

It should be decided to transfer the tasks that are at the federal level but should be transferred to the state government immediately. Similarly, it should be the government’s priority to do the work as mentioned in the report of the Special Committee on Federalism Implementation Study and Monitoring of the National Assembly that there are about 100 percent more employees than required at the federal level. Likewise, not mentioning anything about the number of troops is a missed opportunity,’ the statement said.

Mentioning that the government’s agenda to streamline public administration is positive, Galopa said that the government should also think about people who cannot use technology.

Although it is appropriate for the government to facilitate the investigation of assets, attention has been drawn to the fact that the office under the Prime Minister will raise doubts.

Galopa has expressed concern that strengthening federalism and making the necessary laws for that has not been mentioned.

There is no word federalism in the document. It has given room to suspect that what the Prime Minister said in the election speech was only for public consumption,” the statement said.