Kathmandu. Prime Minister Sushila Karki has said that she is trying to conduct the election without shedding a single drop of blood and not a single person is injured.
In a meeting with the delegation of The Asean Network for Free Elections Anfrael, Prime Minister Karki said that the government is committed to conduct clean and fair elections in a peaceful and fear-free environment.

ANFREL is a network of international observers with its secretariat in Bangkok, Thailand. A team led by Brija Rosales, executive director of the secretariat, has now arrived in Kathmandu to assess Nepal's election environment. The members of the delegation said that since the government is led by a person who has worked as a judge and chief justice for a long time, they are confident that it will hold free and fair elections.

"With your long judicial experience, we have seen that political restructuring is possible through free and fair elections and that will protect democratic institutions," the delegation said.