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    5. “Minister Line Will Be Longer Than Gas Line,” Says RSP MP Ashika Tamang
    Published September 11, 2026
    By Share Gyan

    “Minister Line Will Be Longer Than Gas Line,” Says RSP MP Ashika Tamang

    RSP lawmaker Ashika Tamang has criticized the government over the ongoing gas shortage, warning that repeatedly changing ministers to address the problem could create a longer line of ministers than gas cylinders.

    “Minister Line Will Be Longer Than Gas Line,” Says RSP MP Ashika Tamang

    RSP lawmaker Ashika Tamang has criticized the government over the ongoing gas shortage, warning that repeatedly changing ministers to address the problem could create a longer line of ministers than gas cylinders. Detailed Paragraph:
    Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) lawmaker Ashika Tamang has criticized the government over the shortage of cooking gas, saying that if ministers continue to be changed to resolve the crisis, the line of ministers could become longer than the line for gas. Speaking during Friday’s meeting of the House of Representatives, Tamang said the government should clearly inform the public if cooking gas is unavailable. She argued that if the government cannot ensure gas supplies, it should openly tell people to look for firewood and cook their meals instead of repeatedly changing ministers in response to the shortage. Tamang’s remarks came amid concerns over the availability of essential cooking fuel and the government’s response to the situation.

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