Nepal PM Vows to Uphold Free Speech Amid Social Media Regulation Controversy
Nepal's Prime Minister, K P Sharma Oli, has stated that his government will protect freedom of speech while addressing concerns over a proposed Bill to regulate social media. Oli emphasized the necessity of such regulations to prevent chaos and reiterated the government's commitment to good governance and economic growth.
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Nepal's Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli reassured the public that his government will not infringe on freedom of speech amidst a heated debate over a new social media regulation bill.
During an event by the Nepal Chamber of Commerce to release a book on Rajesh Kaji Shrestha's contributions, Oli highlighted the need to control social media to avoid irresponsibility and abuse that disrupt societal harmony.
Oli also addressed media allegations of financial misconduct and reiterated his government's focus on good governance and economic prosperity.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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