Do not follow the rumors that there will be no election on February 21: Acting Chief Election Commissioner Bhandari
Kathmandu. Acting Chief Election Commissioner Ram Prasad Bhandari has requested everyone not to follow such false information as some people are still making rumors that the election will not be held on February 21. At the opening ceremony of the orientation program related to election propaganda organized by Gorakhpatra Institute today, he asked them not to follow such false information as some desperate people are still making rumors that the election will not take place.
He called on everyone to be sure that the election will be held on the appointed date and time. Acting Chief Commissioner Bhandari said that the environment for the election has been created because media workers are playing their role faithfully.
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