Nepal PM Orders Dismantling of Political Unions in Academics
Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah instructed universities and health institutions to dismantle political party-based student and employee unions. This decision aligns with the government's stance against political influence in academic and professional settings, and the PM has pledged security to ensure its enforcement.
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In a bold move, Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah has instructed universities and health institutions to dismantle student and employee unions aligned with political parties.
During an extensive meeting with vice chancellors and health institute leaders, Shah emphasized the need to eliminate political influence in these sectors, arguing its irrelevance in today's context.
The government, asserting its zero-tolerance policy, has assured full security to aid the implementation of this directive, marking a significant step toward depoliticizing educational and health institutions in Nepal.
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