RSVP's decision to intensify political activity

Kathmandu. Rashtriya Swatantra Party RSWP has decided to intensify its political activities targeting the upcoming elections. After the secretariat meeting held at the party office on Sunday, leader Ganesh Parajuli informed that since the RSVP is a party based on democratic principles, it has now been decided to focus all attention on election preparations.

According to him, RSVP is of the opinion that other political parties should also play an active role to make the election successful. In addition, it has been clarified that the government will have full support in the campaign against justice, good governance and corruption.

Express

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