Changed Congress will bring majority: Vishwaprakash Sharma

Kathmandu. Nepali Congress Vice Chairman Bishwa Prakash Sharma has claimed that the party will get a majority in the upcoming House of Representatives elections. Welcoming the new members of the party on Sunday, he said that the atmosphere in favor of the Congress is increasing all over the country, and within the next week, the Congress will reach the level of majority.

Deputy Chairman Sharma said that Congress is certain to become the largest party now. He said, if the public opinion increases at this rate, the Congress will get a majority within the next week.

Express

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