Change should not be sought in four months: Mahamantri Acharya
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- Sun, 9 August 2026
Rupandehi. Rashtriya Swatantra Party RSVP General Minister Bipin Kumar Acharya has said that the government needs time and the continuous support of the citizens for sustainable change to end the long-standing injustice in the country.
In the induction, party entry and honor program organized by RSWP Rupandehi today in Bhairahawa, General Minister Acharya said that instead of evaluating the entire work of the government in a period of four months, the reform efforts should be continued. He emphasized that rather than looking for immediate results, long-term foundations should be prepared for nation building.
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