Kathmandu, May 7: Lawmakers have drawn the government's attention to contemporary issues during the 'urgent time' in today's meeting of the House of Representatives. Mahesh Kumar Bartaula demanded the government for the prompt treatment of the 10 people injured due to the Bolero jeep accident that took place at Raksirang in Makawanpur district this morning. According to him, the condition of six among the injured is critical. Madhav Sapkota called on the Speaker to issue a ruling to the government to make arrangements for conducting a thorough investigation into the matter as there were reports that the IPO was stopped in the Securities Board due to the seeking of 'commission'. Yogendra Mandal demanded making proper arrangements as a family that was displaced because their house was gutted by fire on March 18 is still in the shelter of the madrasa. The family lost a three-and-a-half-year-old girl in the incident. Thakur Prasad Gaire called for finding out the reality of the Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) as there were reports that the NRNA new committee had been formed without the previous committee completing its term. Speaking during the special hour of the House of Representatives today, Janata Samajbadi Party lawmaker Ranju Kumari Jha demanded the government to allocate budget in the next fiscal year for upgrading the stadium at Rajbiraj in Saptari. Stating that 70 districts are ahead in producing national and international players, she urged the government to set up a cricket research centre within Rajbiraj. Janamat Party lawmaker Abdul Khan said the human-wildlife conflict in Bardiya district has resulted in many casualties in the district every month and stressed the need for the government to take special initiatives to address this problem. Stating that Bardiya has a large population of the black bucks and urged the government to work for the conservation of this wild animal. He demanded that necessary budget should be allocated for the management of hospitals with ventilators for the people of Bardiya, and for the provision of transportation and farmers' problems. Janata Samajbadi Party Nepal lawmaker Rekha Yadav drew the attention of the concerned bodies to promote agricultural production and ensure pesticide-free production in the predominantly agricultural country, Nepal. She also demanded that arrangements should be made to test the quality of imported agricultural produce. Loktantrik Samajbadi Party (LSP) lawmaker Sarbendra Nath Shukla said Nepal has been pursuing a non-aligned foreign policy since the beginning and it was necessary to adopt a policy of cooperation against terrorism in the changing circumstances. He stressed the need for implementation of the policy of collaboration to fight against terrorism. ---