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Chitwan, Oct 26: Minister for Land Management, Cooperatives, Federal Affairs and General Administration Pratibha Rawal has called for government's direct engagement with public, stating that ministers should go to the people to listen to their concerns rather than expect people to come to them.
Talking to journalists at Bharatpur Airport, Chitwan today Minister Rawal shared that she had visited the district to inform people about the government's work and pay heeds to their concerns, particularly those of landless people and victims of troubled cooperatives.
Rawal asserted that resolving the problems faced by landless citizens and cooperative victims is among the government's top priorities.
Stating that the process of returning savings to depositors of troubled cooperatives had already begun, the Minister assured that the government would accelerate the process.
The Minister emphatically voiced, "People have been suffering for a long time. Their savings need to be returned as soon as possible."
Emphasizing the need to pile pressure on cooperatives that have failed to return depositors' money, Rawal mentioned that the ministers of the incumbent government were reaching out to the public to listen to their problems directly.
''The people need to know what the government is doing for their welfare and what plans it has for the future. They are eager to hear about these efforts," the Minister expressed.  . 
Rawal also sought to reassure landless people who fear they may be evicted from the places where they have been living.  According to her, the government was also working to address their concerns and had moved forward after correcting legal complications that, she said, had previously hindered progress.
During her talk with media, the Minister reaffirmed the commitment of the government to remove legal obstacles to provide land ownership certificates to people who have lived in their settlements for a long time.
''We have already made the necessary policy reforms. The government will continue to address obstacles that arise during implementation,'' the Minister vowed.