NADA Automobiles Association incumbent Vice President Karan Chaudhary has announced his candidature for the post of president in the upcoming annual general assembly.

Karan Chaudhary, who is the Executive Director of CG Holdings and CG MotoCorp, announced his candidacy through a Facebook post-Monday.

Chaudhary said he would strengthen NADA institutionally by making all provincial structures more systematic. NADA has already expanded to all seven provinces.

He added the automobile industry was the highest taxpaying sector and generated large-scare employment in the private sector.

He said he would work to create a conducive environment to benefit both the auto industry and government and attempt to ensure the auto industry’s concerns in government policy.

He stressed reviving the automobile industry that has been hit hard by the coronavirus-induced situation in the country by bringing in new ideas, initiatives, and innovation, renewed enthusiasm, and vigor.

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NADA  Automobiles Association of Nepal (NADA) President Krishna Prasad Dulal has urged the government to reconsider the current ban and make proper arrangements for public immunization as soon as possible, as well as strictly follow other precautionary measures to prevent the spread of Covid-19 infection.

The current state of emergency is not only damaging the country's economy, but it is also causing widespread unemployment. The situation is only going to get worse as the prohibition is extended because the administration is unable to handle it.

As a result, NADA has urged the government to review the prohibition and set recommendations to help the country get back on its feet.

The Nepalese automobile industry is struggling under the weight of the COVID-19-induced closure. In addition, the government is outperforming other countries in terms of conducting rapid immunization programs and reducing the number of Covid-19 infections. Covid-19 has expanded dangerously in Nepal as a result of the current second wave, which is driven by the more contagious variety

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