It may be late, but it is not wrong, do not panic: Prime Minister Shah's appeal to citizens to be patient

Kathmandu. Rice Minister Balen Shah has appealed to the countrymen to be patient saying that it will take some time for long-term reforms and changes in the country. Explaining the recent political developments and the challenges faced during the reform of the state structure, he said that it will take some time to get the correct results.

Publicizing his opinion through social media and his latest statements, Prime Minister Shah said, "It will take some time, the right time will come. It may be late, but it will not be wrong. Don't panic."

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