Former Prime Minister Baburam Bhattarai has suggested Kathmandu Mayor Balendra Shah (Balen), who is actively campaigning for the House of Representatives elections, to move forward with issues of progress, economic prosperity, and good governance, noting that it is time for alternative political forces in the country to unite.

Balen, who was busy with political meetings in Lalitpur all day, had mentioned that he had entered active politics and urged Bhattarai to continue in a parental role by providing advice and advice. ‘If I enter active politics, will I have your full support or not? How should I move forward now?’, to Balen’s question, Bhattarai said, ‘We had to move forward as one, not as an alternative and divided. We had to stand firmly in favor of progressive, progressive economic prosperity and good governance. I will have your full support.’

Balen had also urged Bhattarai to prepare for the upcoming parliament. ‘You should come to the upcoming parliament. There was a lack of visionary leaders in the last parliament,’ Balen said, ‘You and Pradeep Giri were not in parliament. That is why you should think about coming to parliament.’

Bhattarai expressed happiness that he had left the Maoists 10 years ago to build an alternative political force and was now starting to unite.

Bhattarai had suggested that parties with similar views should form a single party, and if that is not possible, then it can be held through elections.