Ashika Tamang has not withdrawn her candidacy, a statement from the secretariat
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- Fri, 23 January 2026
Kathmandu. Aashika Tamang, the candidate of Dhading-1 of Rashtriya Swatantra Party RSWP, has made it clear that she has not withdrawn her candidature. Objecting to the news in various media that his candidacy has been withdrawn, Tamang's secretariat has stated that those news are misleading.
Denying the news that Tamang's candidacy has been withdrawn, Tamang's secretariat has said, "Candidacy has not been withdrawn. He is currently in Dhading. Even the news broadcasted as a PR controversy are baseless and misleading. The Secretariat has also requested the media and general public not to follow such unconfirmed and false news.
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