\u201cI will not be corrupt and I will not tolerate corruption. This is our declared policy,\u201d PM Oli said while speaking at the event.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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PM Oli addressing the Annual Day of the Armed Police Force<\/p><\/div>\n
Sealing the Peace Process<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe Nepali Prime Minister also informed that the government was working diligently towards the remaining works of the peace process.<\/p>\n
He also urged the concerned stakeholders to not politicize the matter.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe peace process is finally coming to an end after a decade-long Maoist insurgency and another decade of political transition. We can only move forward, not backward. It won’t be wise to revert, inciting conflicts again,\u201d Oli said, adding that some things were being conspired to take Nepal back into conflict.<\/p>\n
2,807 Security Personnel \u2013 Martyrs of Insurgency<\/strong><\/h3>\nPM Oli also informed that 2,807 personnel were killed in the line of duty at the time of the Maoist insurgency.<\/p>\n
The martyred persons include 318 from APF, 1,448 from Nepal Police, 1,018 from Nepal Army and 23 from the National Investigation Department.<\/p>\n
A Retrospect on Nepal\u2019s Corruption Scenario<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe Prime Minister\u2019s address comes at a time when his government\u2019s ability to curb corruption is being questioned.<\/p>\n
The Oli Government also faced heavy criticism when the Prime Minister presented Nepal Communist Party\u2019s Contribution to Nepal\u2019s progress path<\/a> in the Parliament\u2019s winter session<\/p>\nRecently, Transparent International, the watch guard for corruption across world countries placed Nepal at the 124th<\/sup> rank on the Corruption Perception Index (CPI)<\/a>. The country climbed higher in the corruption index by 2 spots compared to last year.<\/p>\nEvents such as the infamous aviation scam<\/a> and the NPR 52 billion money laundering racket<\/a> only raised doubts on the government\u2019s ability to stop corruption.<\/p>\nCorruption in Nepal averaged at a rank of 127.40 between 2004-2018, during which the country witnessed the highest rate of 154 in 2011 and record low of 90 in 2004.<\/p>\n
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PM Oli: No more Martyrdom for Rights!<\/h4>\n
PM KP Sharma Oli paid homage to martyrs on the occasion of Martyr\u2019s Day at the Martyrs Memorial Park in Lainchaur on January 30, 2019.<\/p>\n
Oli reassured that no one needed to become martyrs in the fight for rights from now onward since the Nepal\u2019s democratic regime has already been put in place.<\/p>\n
The Prime Minister also stressed on the need for unity within Nepal to promote good governance and economic development in accordance with the martyrs\u2019 dreams, adding that it was time to drive Nepal towards economic transformation through \u2018Prosperous Nepal and Happy Nepali<\/strong>\u2019 campaign.<\/p>\n\u201cLet us all come up with the resolution today again to end corruption by maintaining good governance. Let us hand over the country with equality of rights, people\u2019s respect and rule of law to the generation to come\u201d, Oli<\/span> said.<\/p><\/blockquote>\nKathmandu Metropolis Mayor Bidhya Sundar Shakya also stressed on the need to work towards cherishing the dream of martyrs.<\/p>\n
PM Oli also informed that 2,807 personnel were killed in the line of duty at the time of the Maoist insurgency.<\/p>\n
The martyred persons include 318 from APF, 1,448 from Nepal Police, 1,018 from Nepal Army and 23 from the National Investigation Department.<\/p>\n
A Retrospect on Nepal\u2019s Corruption Scenario<\/strong><\/h3>\nThe Prime Minister\u2019s address comes at a time when his government\u2019s ability to curb corruption is being questioned.<\/p>\n
The Oli Government also faced heavy criticism when the Prime Minister presented Nepal Communist Party\u2019s Contribution to Nepal\u2019s progress path<\/a> in the Parliament\u2019s winter session<\/p>\nRecently, Transparent International, the watch guard for corruption across world countries placed Nepal at the 124th<\/sup> rank on the Corruption Perception Index (CPI)<\/a>. The country climbed higher in the corruption index by 2 spots compared to last year.<\/p>\nEvents such as the infamous aviation scam<\/a> and the NPR 52 billion money laundering racket<\/a> only raised doubts on the government\u2019s ability to stop corruption.<\/p>\nCorruption in Nepal averaged at a rank of 127.40 between 2004-2018, during which the country witnessed the highest rate of 154 in 2011 and record low of 90 in 2004.<\/p>\n
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PM Oli: No more Martyrdom for Rights!<\/h4>\n
PM KP Sharma Oli paid homage to martyrs on the occasion of Martyr\u2019s Day at the Martyrs Memorial Park in Lainchaur on January 30, 2019.<\/p>\n
Oli reassured that no one needed to become martyrs in the fight for rights from now onward since the Nepal\u2019s democratic regime has already been put in place.<\/p>\n
The Prime Minister also stressed on the need for unity within Nepal to promote good governance and economic development in accordance with the martyrs\u2019 dreams, adding that it was time to drive Nepal towards economic transformation through \u2018Prosperous Nepal and Happy Nepali<\/strong>\u2019 campaign.<\/p>\n\u201cLet us all come up with the resolution today again to end corruption by maintaining good governance. Let us hand over the country with equality of rights, people\u2019s respect and rule of law to the generation to come\u201d, Oli<\/span> said.<\/p><\/blockquote>\nKathmandu Metropolis Mayor Bidhya Sundar Shakya also stressed on the need to work towards cherishing the dream of martyrs.<\/p>\n
Recently, Transparent International, the watch guard for corruption across world countries placed Nepal at the 124th<\/sup> rank on the Corruption Perception Index (CPI)<\/a>. The country climbed higher in the corruption index by 2 spots compared to last year.<\/p>\n Events such as the infamous aviation scam<\/a> and the NPR 52 billion money laundering racket<\/a> only raised doubts on the government\u2019s ability to stop corruption.<\/p>\n Corruption in Nepal averaged at a rank of 127.40 between 2004-2018, during which the country witnessed the highest rate of 154 in 2011 and record low of 90 in 2004.<\/p>\n PM KP Sharma Oli paid homage to martyrs on the occasion of Martyr\u2019s Day at the Martyrs Memorial Park in Lainchaur on January 30, 2019.<\/p>\n Oli reassured that no one needed to become martyrs in the fight for rights from now onward since the Nepal\u2019s democratic regime has already been put in place.<\/p>\n The Prime Minister also stressed on the need for unity within Nepal to promote good governance and economic development in accordance with the martyrs\u2019 dreams, adding that it was time to drive Nepal towards economic transformation through \u2018Prosperous Nepal and Happy Nepali<\/strong>\u2019 campaign.<\/p>\n \u201cLet us all come up with the resolution today again to end corruption by maintaining good governance. Let us hand over the country with equality of rights, people\u2019s respect and rule of law to the generation to come\u201d, Oli<\/span> said.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Kathmandu Metropolis Mayor Bidhya Sundar Shakya also stressed on the need to work towards cherishing the dream of martyrs.<\/p>\n<\/p>\nPM Oli: No more Martyrdom for Rights!<\/h4>\n
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