NADA Speaks Out: Calls for Fair Investigation and Protection of Private Sector Confidence
Kathmandu-The Nepal Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) has expressed serious concern over recent developments and public statements related to the ongoing case involving its former president, Mr. Shekhar Golchha. As a key representative of Nepal’s private sector, NADA remains committed to safeguarding business dignity and maintaining a healthy investment environment in the country.
Mr. Golchha is widely recognized as a respected industrialist and business leader who has played an important role in strengthening Nepal’s economy. His leadership has not only contributed to the growth of the automobile sector but has also supported the broader private sector in navigating challenging times and fostering economic progress.
NADA emphasizes that the truth should prevail through a fair and transparent investigation. While the association fully respects the legal process and supports any necessary inquiry, it also stresses that such processes must not undermine the confidence of the private sector or discourage genuine entrepreneurs.
At a time when Nepal is striving to boost economic activity and attract investment, creating uncertainty or fear among business leaders could have long-term negative consequences. NADA believes that promoting a business-friendly environment requires both accountability and respect for individuals who contribute significantly to national development.
The association has therefore urged the Government of Nepal and relevant authorities to ensure a balanced approach—one that upholds justice while also protecting the dignity and morale of the private sector. NADA remains hopeful that the matter will be handled responsibly, reinforcing trust in both the legal system and the country’s economic future.
Finally, NADA reiterates the importance of recognizing and supporting the private sector as a driving force of economic growth, urging all stakeholders to work together in maintaining stability, confidence, and progress.
