Nepal

Kathmandu, August 13Lawmakers representing the ruling Nepal Communist Party (NCP), who belong to former CPN-Maoist Centre, and the main opposition Nepali Congress have criticised the Federal Civil Servant Bill, saying it proposed to authorise the centre to appoint and transfer top officials at sub-national governments

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Details: Category: Nepal; Published: 14 August 2019