If there is an attempt to postpone the election, there will be an accident in the country: Prachanda

Kathmandu. Nepali Communist Party Coordinator Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has warned the government not to postpone the election on any pretext or reason. Addressing the message meeting organized by the Bagmati Province Committee at the Bhrikutimandap in Kathmandu, he said, "We have united with the aim of freeing this country from crisis." Let the elections be conducted smoothly. We want to say to the government, don't dare to postpone the election with any reason or pretext.

Prachanda said that even though the constitution has been broken to some extent, they have silently cooperated with the situation of the country. But he made it clear that if the government moves or pushes the election date again, the constitution will be violated and we will not remain silent. Some egoists or hypocrites may try to threaten, but we want to conduct the elections in a peaceful manner.

He also said that he has heard rumors that the election date will be postponed by 6 months or a year. If the government ignores this rumor and moves the date, the country will be in trouble again. The Nepali Communist Party will not be amused by the next accident.

Express

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