Politics
Corrupt people are happy if RSVP does not get majority: Ravi Lamichhane
Kathmandu. Ravi Lamichhane, chairman of the National Independent Party RSVP, has said that if the RSVP does not get a majority, the most happy corrupt people will be.
Lamichhane, who reached Gorkha to address the election meeting, asked to vote on the bell election symbol for a five-year permanent government. Sometimes it is heard, I have heard that a vote is called proportional on one side, direct on the other or alternately. If votes are distributed, seats are distributed. If the seats are distributed, RSVP will not get a majority," he said.
He urged people to be aware of efforts to create political divisions in the name of religion, caste and sect among communities that have been living together for years. Elections come and go, but with you, our harmony is not the harmony of today, but the harmony of an era. My religion is one, we have to end the era of those who do politics in the name of religion. Those who try to create vote banks by separating politics and sects should not be allowed to succeed," he said.
Speaker Lamichhane asked the voters to let Sudhan Gurung win from Gorkha 1 and Kavindra Burlakoti from Gorkha 2.
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