Nepali Congress Vice President Bishwprakash Sharma has confirmed that the dissolved parliament will not be reinstated before Falgun 21, 2082 B.S. Addressing a party workers’ gathering in Birtamod organized for the Jhapa-2 constituency, he emphasized that judicial procedures are lengthy, and elections will proceed as scheduled on Falgun 21.
Sharma urged all party leaders and workers to actively campaign within their constituencies from Falgun 1 to Falgun 21, 2082 B.S., in support of the party candidates. He also highlighted that Nepali Congress has fielded new faces in 106 constituencies for the upcoming elections, signaling a significant renewal of party representation.
Speaking about party leadership, Sharma stated that with the recent changes, Nepali Congress has embarked on a campaign to transform the country’s political landscape. Through a special general convention, the party elected youth leaders, marking a new era for Congress. He also expressed confidence in the party’s ability to address the demands of the Gen Z movement and restore public trust that had been weakened after the movement, asserting that the party is now united and committed to national reforms.
Sharma’s address reinforced the party’s determination to mobilize its workforce and ensure strong voter engagement across constituencies, emphasizing discipline and coordination in the campaign period.
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