Lawmaker and industrialist Binod Chaudhary on Wednesday said that parliament was indifferent about the economic crisis and warned that the country could face a major disaster if no swift action was taken to address the issue. "We're talking about No Work No Pay for the workers who make just about Rs. 6000 per month and here in parliament, 90 percent of the lawmakers are usually absent," said Chaudhary while speaking at the Legislature-Parliament. "Does No Work No Pay applies to you or not?"
Chaudhary said that by opting to skip parliamentary sessions, the lawmakers were ignoring issues of national importance. Chaudhary reminded that sensing the potential economic crisis he had registered a resolution motion in the parliament a year ago. "Whoever is responsible must furnish an answer," Chaudhary demanded. "Economy management is not a pastime, nor is it a part-time job. It requires fulltime dedication."
Source:eKantipur
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