Siki Raut's sarcasm on Raswapa: Where will the country be taken because there is no three-month vision?

President of Janmat Party Dr. Sike Raut has commented that the future will be unsafe if the country is to be run because it does not have a clear vision even for three months.

Through social media, he raised the slogan of 'independent politics' and took a dig at those who later joined the party.

Express

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