We won hearts but we could not win votes: Kulman Ghising
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- Tue, 10 March 2026
Kathmandu. Bright Nepal Party Chairman Kulman Ghising has said that although he won the hearts of the people in the House of Representatives election, he could not achieve success in the votes. While writing a status on the social network Facebook, he mentioned that even though he won the trust of the people through his work, the vote result did not come in his favor this time.
He said that the love, trust and goodwill received through public opinion in a short period of time has become a great energy and guidance for them, saying that they entered the election with a commitment to work and deliver results.
Ghising mentioned that Bright Nepal Party has emerged as a new force in the elections held after the 'Jenji Rebellion', which arose with the demand for good governance and anti-corruption. He expressed his gratitude to the voters, supporters and well-wishers who voted for the party's candidate.
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