Election is the best option to give easy exit to the country: Prachanda
Kathmandu. Nepali Communist Party CPN Coordinator Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said that elections are the most suitable option for the country's current political situation. Speaking at the Independent Students' Union, Baneshwar Multiple Campus, Former Swawiu President, Active Association President, Former President, National and International Athletes Award, New Visitor Student Reception and Unique Cultural Program-2082, Dahal mentioned that the country is moving forward from a special situation.
He said, "I don't want to say much about the political situation of the country now." The election has come to a head. In the new situation after the Genji Movement, the best option to move forward publicly and give the country an easy exit is the election. If we go to other options, the country may face another accident.
Dahal sid that only through the collective efforts of the Nepali people, political parties, various organizations, journalists and everyone, the country in crisis can be resolved. He also clarified that the responsibility of freeing the country from the fear and apprehension that chaos may spread is shared by all.
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