Reorganization agenda is not an option for Ravi Lamichhane Sosima Karki
Kathmandu. Rashtriya Swatantra Party Rashtriya Pakatan Harapan leader Dr. Tosima Karki has refuted the comment that the reorganization agenda was put forward with the aim of finding an alternative to the party chairman Ravi Lamichhane. On Saturday, releasing a video message through the social network Facebook, she said that the matter of reorganization was raised not for individual protest but to strengthen the party. Please, no one should think that this is being said for Ravi Lamichhane's alternative, she said.
Dr. Karki also claimed that the party cannot become a big political force if it remains in its current status quo. She said, RSVP needs to move forward with a big heart and a common platform. She urged her colleagues within the party not to make continuous accusations and personal attacks and said, I left my profession and joined the RSP. The reorganization agenda that I raised is not against any person, but for strengthening the party.
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