Kathmandu: Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak has stated that the government is progressing successfully, building on the performance and achievements of its first 100 days in office. Following a meeting of the ruling coalition at the Prime Minister's residence in Baluwatar on Friday, Minister Lekhak emphasized the government's commitment to upholding constitutional principles and delivering enhanced services to improve citizens' livelihoods.

Minister Lekhak outlined that the government is prioritizing support for individuals impacted by recent natural disasters, focusing on addressing the needs of those who have lost family members and property. The meeting of the ruling parties also reaffirmed their collective pledge to prioritize the welfare of the people and the nation, reinforcing their dedication to constitutional governance.

Dismissing rumors of a potential government change, Minister Lekhak assured that the current administration, backed by a majority, has no instability concerns. He emphasized that the government remains stable and is actively working toward constitutional amendments aimed at making the constitution more inclusive, vibrant, and responsive to contemporary needs. He also highlighted that any amendments would follow a thorough review and be shaped by political consensus to strengthen democratic practices.

UML General Secretary Shankar Pokhrel also addressed the media, noting that the seven coalition parties evaluated the government's progress in light of its common minimum program. He credited the government for resolving longstanding legal hurdles related to transitional justice and for fostering a more investment-friendly environment. Pokhrel added that the investigation into cooperative fund fraud, overseen by a parliamentary committee, is advancing without interference, and he urged all stakeholders to respect the integrity of the investigation process.