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This government will not last long: Mahamantri Thapa
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Nepali Congress General Minister Gagan Kumar Thapa has continued the dialogue journey from Thursday. Samvad Yatra was started by garlanding BP Koirala's salikak in Suryapura, Pratappur, West Navalparasi.
Starting the Samvad Yatra, Thapa said that the reason for the frustration seen in the people and directly observing the problems of the common people will be planned for the solution. He said that both the government and the opposition should agree on not doing politics on the basic needs of the people.
Stating that the current government will not last long, he urged people not to politicize the basic needs of the people. "The party participating in the current government has doubts that this government will last for a long time," he said. Therefore, the government of the current coalition is not going to last for long.
Earlier, the Samvad Yatra, which started from Mechi Bridge in Jhapa on January 13, was postponed by Chief Minister Thapa after the death of Keshav Kumar Budhathoki, a central member of the Nepali Congress and former minister, on January 22. Deepak Bhusal, chairman of the Nepali Congress Zone No. 2 Provincial Assembly (1), said that the second phase of dialogue tour will be held at various places in Nawalparasi on Thursday. The campaign will start tomorrow from Rupandehi and reach Kapilvastu, Dang and Banke districts.
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