Vishwaprakash Sharma said: This result is not unexpected
Kathmandu. Nepali Congress Vice President Vishwa Prakash Sharma has recently said that he will accept the decision of the voters through a public status. He has written on social media, the voter's decision is acceptable. Reiterating the restraint of welcome to the Maoists emerging from the 'bullet', welcome to the RSVP coming from the 'ballot'.
Sharma has expressed his commitment that this is not unexpected and will play a positive role in the country's core issues. He said that high hopes should not turn into another disappointment and in the coming days there will be both the interest and caution of the country.
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