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We have not yet reached the stage of reviewing the Prime Minister and the government: Ravi Lamichhane

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Kathmandu. Ravi Lamichhane, chairman of the Rashtriya Swatantra Party RSVP, has said that the party has not reached the stage of reviewing the work of Prime Minister Valendra Shah and the government.

Speaking to the media after the all-party meeting held after the Dewanganj incident in Sunsari, Lamichhane said that the prime minister and the government are working according to their responsibilities and said that now is not the time to review the government. The Prime Minister and the government are doing their job. We are not yet at the point of review. I believe that he will do his job," he said.

In the all-party meeting, the opposition parties raised questions about the absence of the Prime Minister and the Home Minister. Responding to that, Lamichhane said that the meeting was a discussion between the top leaders of the parties and not the government.

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