‘It’s been seen in these 6 months that people don’t just change’: Rajendra Lingden

Kathmandu. Rajendra Lingden, president of the Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP), has said that the country has entered a dark tunnel at this time. He said that although the characters have changed in the last 6 months, there has been no improvement in the situation of the country, rather it has worsened.

Lingden said this while speaking as a guest at the Nepali Congress general convention held in Kathmandu today. He recalled his speech at the 14th Congress General Convention. At that time, there was a lot of controversy when he said, “In the eyes of the people, all leaders are thieves”.

Lingden said that there is no change in what he said then and the current situation.

He says, “The hatred and hatred of the general public towards the leaders at that time has not improved. In the meantime, there has been some change, there has been a change in the people, but the situation of the country has become more complicated. The country has entered a dark tunnel. Political liquidity has increased even more. The country has not only not come to the right place, but has gone out of the way. Yesterday, there was abuse while opposing the government, today social media is used. The character has changed, the attitude has not changed. ’

Lingden said that it has been seen in the last 6 months that people cannot be changed alone. He called for bringing the king and Jenji together to come to a new understanding.

He said, “There is a system in the country that you have brought as the best. It is in the constitution. But this constitution is not Gita, Bible, Puranas, it should not be touched and used. You might have made it with good thought yesterday. But today there are a bunch of errors. Now we have to adjust the things that are not compatible. We have to correct the weaknesses. The politics of negation will not last long. The parties may have banned the king and the parties may have banned the king. There is no need to talk about where this politics of negation has taken the country. Even now it is not broken. There is a need for a new understanding in the country. Now there is a need for national consensus. No one should lose, the whole country should win. From the king to the political parties, the young generation, everyone should be brought together and given a way out. ’