Baburam Bhattarai withdrew his candidature

Kathmandu. Former Prime Minister Dr. Baburam Bhattarai, who had nominated for the House of Representatives elections in Gorkha 2, has withdrawn his candidacy. He said that he decided to withdraw his candidature after the request of various people and parties.

After withdrawing his candidature, he promised to help the people whom the country deems necessary in the upcoming elections. He said that he will continue to serve the people.

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