The pledge of Congress will be made public on Wednesday from Janakpur

Kathmandu. The affidavit of Nepali Congress is going to be published from Janakpur. Congress spokesperson Devraj Chalise informed that the pledge public program scheduled for Sunday at the party office BPnagar Sanepa has been postponed and said that the program will be held from Janakpur on Wednesday, February 6.

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