Corrupt people will be happy if RSP doesn’t garner majority: Lamichhane

Kathmandu. Rastriya Samajwadi Party (RSP) President Rabi Lamichhane has said that a new foundation of good governance would be laid after the formation of the party-led government. Addressing an election rally in Gorkha, Lamichhane called for a stable government for five years.

“I have heard that sometimes one vote is used for proportional representation (PR) on one side, direct vote for another or alternately,” he said. If the votes are shared, the seats are distributed. If the seats are divided, the RSP will not get a majority. If the RSP does not get a majority, the corrupt will be the happiest in this country. It’s not to please him, it’s to ring his bell. ’

He urged all to be cautious of any attempt to play with political colours in the name of religion, caste, community and community among those who have been living together for many years.

“Elections come and go, but our goodwill is not today’s goodwill, it is the goodwill of an era,” he said. My religion is the same, I don’t do politics in the name of religion. We have to end the era of those who do politics in the name of religion. Those who do politics and try to create a vote bank by separating politics and community should not be allowed to flourish. ’

He said that the 21st is not only the day to vote but also to write history. He urged the candidates to elect Sudhan Gurung from Gorkha-1 and Kabindra Burlakoti from Gorkha-2.

He said, “The bodies of the corrupt are shaking from now on, saying that Sudhan Gurung will go to the House. But we will take Sudhan Gurung to the House this time. ’