Five years under the leadership of Congress, the country will move rapidly: Gagan Thapa
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- Sat, 28 February 2026
Kathmandu. Nepali Congress President Gagan Kumar Thapa has claimed that the country will run rapidly under Congress leadership for the next five years. Addressing the election meeting held at Baillabas Bazar under Sarlahi Region No. 1, he said that the country will be moved forward with prudence and caution.
Thapa admitted that in the period after 2074, there were weaknesses when parties including Congress, UML, Maoist Center and National Independent Party participated in the government. Mentioning that the private sector and foreign investors have been hindered due to the existing laws, he said that these obstacles will be improved after the Congress-led government is formed. Claiming that the Congress is the party with new ideas, vigor and vigor in the current situation, he sought support from the voters.
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