KATHMANDU: Nepal lawmakers have drawn attention of the government to make health and education accessible to the people of remote areas.
At a meeting of Directive, Principles and Responsibilities of the State of the Constitution Implementation and Monitoring Committee held on Sunday, they demanded to bring the programme in order to make the education and health accessible to all as it is fundamental rights of the people.
They complained over declining condition of educational quality of community schools and government’s failure to provide basic health service in remote areas. Radhe Shyam Adhikari, Anil Kumar Jha, Ganesh Singh Thagunna, Kali Bahadur Malla, Laxmi Pariyar and Hariram Lakhan Chaudhary had expressed their views on the occasion.