Why not give the right to the land where Salnal is buried?

The RSVP government seems to be running at the speed of a rabbit; Readers must have read the story of 'Hare and Tortoise'. According to the story, the turtle, who keeps on walking, thinks he is 'fast and strong', while running with his hooves, stops the race to have fun, and wins the race by defeating the rabbit. From a well-wisher's side, the speed of the government does not come from the mind. However, in some cases, the situation is being seen that 'Tatai khaon jali maroon' is happening. The people of the country have high expectations from the government which is able to run the government alone because of the majority after many years. So, their eyes seem to be scrutinizing every step of the government. The opposition is also doing the test. The difference is that, while the people are watching every step of the government carefully so that the government does not fail in its steps, the opposition is watching the way to see where the government will go wrong and protest. At a time like this, every step taken by the government is tantamount to walking on a burning platform. However, it seems that the government is trying to move forward at its own pace and rhythm by pretending that the ears do not hear and the eyes do not see. First, the Sukumwasi slums that the government forcibly evacuates; Most of the people except the government and those close to it are protesting that the government has removed it by 'Hukumi style' rather than 'Rule of Law'. According to them, it would be justified to raise the settlement only after the government prepares the list of residents and gives them some time. However, the government is not in a mood to listen to such things. Second, the government, despite having a majority in parliament, adjourned the parliamentary session that had already been held