Kathmandu. Kathmandu: Up to 234 sick contracts for the construction of roads and bridges that have been in the balance for years are terminated.
The contracts as part of the Federal Road Supervision and Monitoring Office under the Ministry of Roads, Poststrasse and Mid-Hill Highway are to be terminated.
Similarly, 38 contracts as part of the Federal Road Supervision and Monitoring Office in Damak, 75 in Kathmandu, 39 in Pokhara, 49 in Surkhet, 16 in the post and 17 on the Madhyapadi motorway were affected. A committee is to be founded in order to examine the responsible employees at the time and presented and are involved in the disease of the contract without doing the work that should be carried out on behalf of the project.
Minister of energy, water resources and irrigation, physical infrastructure and transport as well as the urban development Kulman Ghising on Saturday conducted discussions with secretary and joint secretaries in the Ministry of Physical Infrastructure, General Director of the Department of Roads, chiefs of Federal Road Overvision and Monitoring Office, Project Chiefs, Project Chiefs.
Minister Ghising said that the tendency to sign the contract by accepting less amount and investing the amount elsewhere in accordance with the advance of the mobilization if the medical contract is scrapped.
“The state spent billions of rupees for road construction every year, but did not carry out the works,” he said, adding: “The state spent billions of rupees for road construction every year, but the citizens could not be able to use the advantages of it, said he said.”
Contracts with more than 20 million contracts are considered disease contracts that have made less than 50 percent progress, although the deadline has been extended by more than 100 percent of the period according to the construction contract. Likewise, these contracts with more than 20 million contract points have less than 80 percent progress and over 20 million contract points have made 95 percent progress, although more than 400 percent of the period have been extended.
Minister Ghising said that the Ministry and its subordinate offices would take immediate measures against the Dilly-Dally, bribes and harassment services involved in irregularities. He also instructed the employees to immediately tell whether someone has unnecessary difficulties by selling their name.