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17 organizations of Pokhara demand resignation of Tourism Board Gandaki Province employees

KATHMANDU, June 13: Various 17 tourism-related organizations operating in Gandaki province have demanded the resignation of the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) employees there.
By Republica

KATHMANDU, June 13: Various 17 tourism-related organizations operating in Gandaki province have demanded the resignation of the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) employees there.


Those organizations issued a joint statement on Monday and requested authorities concerned to take immediate departmental action against Kashiraj Bhandari, Nabin Pokharel and Kundan Sharma and send new employees to replace them.


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The Pokhara Tourism Council and entrepreneurs active in tourism have collectively requested to take action against those employees and send new employees to advance the outstanding payments and to direct the office to reopen.


According to the statement, the organization was properly run by two employees in the past. However, the current employees deliberately tried to make the organization passive without fulfilling their obligations despite taking state facilities. 


It has also stated that the three employees did not pay the amount of work and abused the board members and the executive head as well as made unnecessary comments regarding the board.


 

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