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Nepal Communist Party (NCP) central member and former Minister Mahesh Basnet. (File Photo)
BANKE: Nepal Communist Party (NCP) central member and former Minister Mahesh Basnet has argued that going to the people for fresh votes after the dissolution of parliament was not against the public mandate.
In a press meet organized by the Press Organization Nepal, Banke chapter today, leader Basnet claimed that going to public for fresh election was logical.
He also claimed that those who were protesting the latest move of parliament dissolution were afraid of election.
Publish Date : 29 December 2020 16:57 PM
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