We should be able to warn the government of RSVP: Dr. Wagle
-
Media Baaji
- Tue, 17 March 2026
Kathmandu. Dr. Swarnim Wagle, Deputy Chairman of Rashtriya Swatantra Party, has said that the 48 percent of votes received by the RSVP is extremely legitimate and should be handled with historical understanding. Speaking at the orientation program of RSVP MPs held in Lalitpur on Tuesday, he said that the people's vote will give historical understanding to everyone.
He said, "Now our position is about two-thirds. 184 seats were not reached due to technical reasons. A couple of seats will become clear. But in terms of popular vote, we have achieved 5.1 lakh i.e. 48 percent votes. Whatever it is, this mandate, vote, we have taken a very strong legitimacy and we have to take that historical understanding by handling or protecting it and extinguishing this hope and trust.''
Related News
Formation of study task force to ensure purchase of indigenous chemical fertilizers
Kathmandu. The Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Environment has formed a high-level study task force to identify the necessary legal and policy arrangements to ensure the purchase of manufactured fertilizers after the establishment of a chemi...
Two nominees to the Congress Central Election Committee
Kathmandu. Nepali Congress has nominated two people in its Central Election Committee. Party President Gagan Kumar Thapa has appointed new members and member-secretaries to the Central Election Committee under the coordination of Senior Advocate P...
Proportional ballot is public, the largest in Kathmandu
Kathmandu. The Election Commission has released the sample ballot papers of various districts and constituencies for the House of Representatives election to be held on February 21. The commission has released the sample of the ballot papers of al...
On the Constitution Day, Ravi said: 'The next review should focus on the people who are in need.'
Kathmandu. Ravi Lamichhane, chairman of the National Independent Party, while expressing his best wishes on the occasion of the Constitution Day, said that the revision of the Constitution should be done with the citizens in the center at the cent...
CPN's objection to squatters' uprising and ban on student organizations
Kathmandu. On Baisakh 6, the Nepali Communist Party has expressed serious objection to the government's recent actions of evicting squatter families without proper alternatives and demolishing houses in various parts of the country. In a press sta...
House of Representatives meeting: Government's attention on disaster management and public concerns
Kathmandu. In the House of Representatives meeting held on Thursday, MPs from various parties drew the government's attention to the issues of disaster management, shortage of cooking gas in the market, health conditions in remote areas and infras...