KATHMANDU: Rastriya Prajatantra Party (RPP) Chairperson Kamal Thapa has said the dissolution of the House of Representatives (HoR) dissolution had raised a serious question over the constitution and political system of the country.
At a virtual meeting with chairpersons of RPP’s district chapters here today, Thapa viewed that the dissolution of HoR had deepened the political crisis and constitutional complexity in the country.
Stating that RPP’s next agenda was to strengthen the party’s organizational base, intensify the public struggle, and conduct the party’s upcoming general convention, he assured that there will be no longer pain of party split.
Thapa was referring to the split of the RPP owing to the differences in the ideologies and unification between the disintegrated parties later.
The former Deputy Prime Minister also pledged to make RPP the strongest nationalist and democratic political party in the country for the sake of participatory democracy.
He stressed strengthening the party organization across the country. Also speaking at the program, RPP leaders Dhruba Bahadur Pradhan and Bhaskar Bhadra asserted that establishing the RPP’s ideologies and agendas were the need of the hour.
According to RPP Secretariat member Rajaram Bartaula, the virtual meeting was attended by the 33 district chapters’
chairpersons of RPP.
The event was also attended by the representatives of the parties from various districts.
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