RPP's decision to continue the movement until the demand is met

The meeting of the central working committee which was held on Monday decided to continue the protest until the 40-point demand submitted by the party to the government has not been addressed.

President Rajendra Lingden said that the government has been drawn to take the necessary initiatives to immediately address issues related to good governance, development and service delivery and to build a new understanding between all parties on long-term demands and issues. He said that it has been decided to organize various types of demonstrations and pressure programs on issues related to corruption, people's livelihood and urgent issues.

He said, 'To draw the attention of the government again about the fact that RPP has not addressed the 40-point demand letter given to the government. It has been decided to draw the attention of the government to take necessary initiatives to immediately address matters related to good governance development and service delivery and to build a new understanding between all parties on long-term demands and issues. He said that the

meeting has decided to organize various types of demonstrations and pressure programs related to corruption, people's livelihood and urgent issues.

Likewise, ignoring the opposition's demand to form a parliamentary investigation committee to solve the problem of cooperative victims, the parliament The RPP has stated that doing so is against parliamentary values, norms and traditions. The meeting also directed RPP MP Geeta Basnet to appear before the court in the case of misappropriation of funds of Nawalparasi-based Chhihope Cooperative.