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Special security arrangement for Modi
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LUMBINI: Preparations are on to deploy the Indian security personnel along with Nepali security personnel for providing security to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his Lumbini visit.
Preparations were underway to deploy the Indian security personnel in plain clothes for Modi's visit after the Indian Prime Minister's visit to Lumbini was confirmed, according to sources.
High alertness has been adopted in Rupandehi, Kapilvastu and Nawalparasi districts of Lumbini zone in this connection. The local administration has beefed up security in view of Modi's visit, said Chief District Officer of Rupandehi, Bal Krishna Panthi. Panthi said they would not leave any stone unturned for Modi's security.
Modi will be coming to Kathmandu to take part in the SAARC Summit from Patna, India via Janakpur. In Janakpur, he is scheduled to offer worship at the Ramjanaki temple.
The Indian security personnel would be briefed at the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu about the security system a week before his visit to this Buddhist shrine; however, some 200 Nepal Army and 500 each of the Armed Police Force and Nepal Police personnel will be deployed for the security of the Indian Prime Minister
LUMBINI: Preparations are on to deploy the Indian security personnel along with Nepali security personnel for providing security to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his Lumbini visit.
Preparations were underway to deploy the Indian security personnel in plain clothes for Modi's visit after the Indian Prime Minister's visit to Lumbini was confirmed, according to sources.
High alertness has been adopted in Rupandehi, Kapilvastu and Nawalparasi districts of Lumbini zone in this connection. The local administration has beefed up security in view of Modi's visit, said Chief District Officer of Rupandehi, Bal Krishna Panthi. Panthi said they would not leave any stone unturned for Modi's security.
Modi will be coming to Kathmandu to take part in the SAARC Summit from Patna, India via Janakpur. In Janakpur, he is scheduled to offer worship at the Ramjanaki temple.
The Indian security personnel would be briefed at the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu about the security system a week before his visit to this Buddhist shrine; however, some 200 Nepal Army and 500 each of the Armed Police Force and Nepal Police personnel will be deployed for the security of the Indian Prime Minister
Finance Committee dismisses Karki's argument
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He has been summoned by other two parliamentary committees -- Public Accounts Committee and‚ Committee on Agriculture and Water Resources -- to seek clarification over the CIAA's modus operandi and activities.
KATHMANDU: Responding to Chief of Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority Lokman Singh Karki's argument that the CIAA falls under the jurisdiction of Parliamentary Committee on Good Governance and Monitoring only, Finance Committee today said that all parliamentary committees are sovereign and they can summon and seek clarification from officials if need be.
It has referred to the Article 127 of Constituent Assembly (Legislature-Parliament Working Procedure) Regulation to dismiss the anti-graft chief's argument, which was an indication of his reluctance to show up at House committees to forge clarification over the CIAA's activities that allegedly are beyond its jurisdiction.
Karki had appeared at the Finance Committee's meeting on Wednesday.
READ ALSO: House committee tells govt not to implement CIAA diktat
He has been summoned by other two parliamentary committees -- Public Accounts Committee and, Committee on Agriculture and Water Resources -- to seek clarification over the CIAA's modus operandi and activities which includes intervention in development projects and its directive to scrap license of 10 hydropower projects.
He has been summoned by other two parliamentary committees -- Public Accounts Committee and‚ Committee on Agriculture and Water Resources -- to seek clarification over the CIAA's modus operandi and activities.
KATHMANDU: Responding to Chief of Commission for the Investigation of Abuse of Authority Lokman Singh Karki's argument that the CIAA falls under the jurisdiction of Parliamentary Committee on Good Governance and Monitoring only, Finance Committee today said that all parliamentary committees are sovereign and they can summon and seek clarification from officials if need be.
It has referred to the Article 127 of Constituent Assembly (Legislature-Parliament Working Procedure) Regulation to dismiss the anti-graft chief's argument, which was an indication of his reluctance to show up at House committees to forge clarification over the CIAA's activities that allegedly are beyond its jurisdiction.
Karki had appeared at the Finance Committee's meeting on Wednesday.
READ ALSO: House committee tells govt not to implement CIAA diktat
He has been summoned by other two parliamentary committees -- Public Accounts Committee and, Committee on Agriculture and Water Resources -- to seek clarification over the CIAA's modus operandi and activities which includes intervention in development projects and its directive to scrap license of 10 hydropower projects.
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