Ravi registered his candidacy from Wares
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Media Baaji
- Tue, 20 January 2026
Chitwan. Ravi Lamichhane, chairman of the National Independent Party RSWP, has registered his candidacy for Chitwan Region No. 2 through Wares. He had reached Birgunj for a case related to cooperatives. Ravi registered his candidacy through Wares after he refused to attend the event, according to RSVP Chitwan.
It is said that Lamichhane gave inheritance to RSVP Metropolitan President Sita Gyawali and she registered her candidacy.
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