National Assembly Returns Social Media Bill

The National Assembly has decided to return the Social Media Bill 2081, passing the decision unanimously during its session on Monday. Chairperson Narayan Dahal formally presented the proposal to withdraw the bill, which received full support from the members present.

Earlier, on Magh 23, Law Minister Anil Sinha had submitted a proposal on behalf of the Prime Minister recommending the withdrawal of the bill. The Assembly’s unanimous approval reflects broad consensus on the matter among lawmakers.

In the same session, the Assembly successfully passed the Tourism Bill 2081, aimed at promoting and regulating Nepal’s tourism sector. Members discussed the bill’s potential impact on tourism development and sustainable economic growth.

The session also included reflections from members whose six-year term is coming to an end. They shared their experiences, contributions, and lessons learned during their tenure in the National Assembly.

Furthermore, the Assembly paid tribute to former member Shukraraj Sanyok, who recently passed away, passing a condolence motion in his honor. The next session of the National Assembly is scheduled for Magh 28, where lawmakers are expected to continue discussions on key legislative priorities.