Deputy Chairman Bishwaprakash Sharma says that healthy criticism is natural, but politics cannot be made healthy by insulting each other.
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Nepali Congress Vice President Bishwaprakash Sharma has said that only those who can change themselves can change others. Addressing an open meeting organized in Lamjung today, Vice President Sharma said this.
At the event, President Sharma also pledged that the changed Congress will now improve the country's governance, speech, and governance. He said, 'By breaking the tradition of no one person remaining in power continuously, we will enshrine the policy of 1/2/3/4 in the Constitution. From now on, no one will be able to remain the Prime Minister and Chief Minister for more than two terms.
He also urged people to spread love, not abuse, in the election arena. He said that healthy criticism is natural, but politics cannot be made healthy by abusing each other. He said, 'Let us not make any promises in the name of winning elections and create disappointment in the society tomorrow through our speeches and manifestos.'
He also said that whatever reforms are needed in the country's governance, the Congress will do it. He said that the Congress will make those reforms, modifications, and overall changes possible in line with the spirit of the Gen-G rebellion. He said, 'The country knows that the Congress has changed and the country also knows this - only those who can change can change.'
Vice President Sharma On the first day of the election campaign, after inaugurating the Congress District Office building in Lamjung and unveiling the statue of BP Koirala, Vice President Bishwaprakash Sharma participated in an open meeting in Lamjung and then reached the district-level large gathering in Tanahun.
