KATHMANDU: The government's resolve to conquer the challenges posed by the Kathmandu-Tarai Expressway project has been reaffirmed by Prime Minister KP Oli. Prime Minister Oli stressed the necessity for relevant agencies to step up their efforts in tackling the project's issues during Monday's groundbreaking ceremony for the Dhedre tunnel. "The government is dedicated to resolving the obstacles on this Expressway," he assured.
PM Oli also addressed the issues related to Khokana land, indicating that these problems extend beyond mere political concerns. He acknowledged that the Khokana land situation involves complexities beyond political factors, signaling a broader scope of the issue.
Chief of Army Staff Prabhuram Sharma supported this view, suggesting that political interference has negatively impacted the progress of the Expressway project. Sharma pointed out that "politics in Khokana has disrupted the Expressway project," highlighting how political dynamics have complicated the development process.
Despite these obstacles, Sharma expressed appreciation for the recent breakthrough, describing it as a significant milestone. He acknowledged the breakthrough as a reason to celebrate, underscoring its importance in advancing the Expressway project.
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