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UML Chair Oli urges government employees to abhor corruption



JHAPA: CPN-UML Chair KP Sharma Oli has urged civil servants to stay away from corruption.

In his address to a gathering following the inauguration of the Martyr Manoj Jhapendra Memorial Community Civil Service Building at Chandragadhi of Bhadrapur-10 in Jhapa Sunday, the former prime minister insisted on the need of rooting out corruption for the development of the nation.

“Let’s hate corruption, deliver promptly and win the people’s heart,” he told civil servants.

Stating that an individual is influenced by this or that political ideology and civil servants are, too, not the exception, he said but their service to the people should be absolute as the bureaucracy was the mechanism for serving the people.

He also utilized the forum to urge civil servants for fair performance in the upcoming elections.

The two-storey building was constructed at the cost Rs. 18 million on the initiatives of Nepal Government Employees Organization, Jhapa, and the Civil Servants Savings and Credit Cooperatives, Bhadrapur, said building construction management committee Coordinator Laxmi Prasad Guragain.

Earlier on 19 January, 2014, leader Oli had laid the foundation stone for the building.

Publish Date : 09 January 2022 19:04 PM

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