Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP) Chairman Rajendra Lingden has stated that although elections are not the sole solution to Nepal’s current problems, the party has entered the electoral process to protect the country from further crisis. Speaking on Sunday at an interaction program with RPP’s Kathmandu candidates, Lingden said that elections being held under the existing system may not fully resolve national issues, but they remain necessary to safeguard the country.
He emphasized that Nepal’s decisive power should remain in the hands of the Nepali people and argued that a new understanding among the monarchy, political parties, and the younger generation is essential. According to Lingden, without such a consensus, the country’s problems cannot be resolved. He clarified that RPP, as a democratic party, has chosen elections over rebellion as its political path.
Chairman Lingden said the country has reached a critical stage where the question is no longer just about infrastructure development, but about whether the nation itself can endure. He claimed that RPP carries a distinct vision to make the country prosperous and asserted that if given the opportunity, the party would ensure national success. Lingden also maintained that RPP has the capacity to bring meaningful change to the country within a short period of time.
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