”Even if you don't vote, it will work. Even if you don't vote, the National Independent Party will work in the Far West. You will provide work,” he said.
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"The belly was a little bit of a sore throat, the Far West and the country were formed," said senior Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh leader Balendra Shah, who began his speech, which he completed in about three minutes, at the first election rally of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh held in Dhangadhi on Wednesday, in the Doteli language.
During that time, he talked about the potential of the Far West, the pace of development and the access that the poor should have to education and health. ‘That dream is fulfilled, the party that fulfills that is the National Independent Party,’ he said.
Speaking at the first election campaign meeting, Shah claimed that the National Independent Party came not to ask for votes but to ask for work. ‘Even if you don’t vote, it will work, even if you don’t vote, the National Independent Party will work in the Far West. You will provide work,’ he said.
During his speech, he expressed the idea that the Far West is a mine of potential. ‘People say that the country should be made like Switzerland, Badimalika, the father of Switzerland, is here, why did Switzerland have to be made?, Rama Roshan, the peak of Switzerland, is here, Khaptad National Park is here,’ he said, ‘We Nepalis have become people who have not been able to do anything even after receiving goods. We cannot show what has happened.’
He said that the Far West has not yet been connected to the center. He said that the songs and music of the Far West should be heard in the squares of Kathmandu. ‘There are a lot of artists in the Far West, but the songs are not played in the squares of Kathmandu,’ Balen said, ‘The day when the songs of the Far West are played in the squares of Kathmandu, then the Far West will finally be connected with Kathmandu. At first, the song had to be played, and then the voice played, and then the demand is fulfilled.’
He said that their agenda is that the poor who do not have money in their pockets should get treatment, and the poor who do not have money in their pockets should get education. ‘The road that should be built in two years will not be built even in 20 years, it should be built in one and a half years, that is our agenda,’ he said, ‘Whether it is tied to a tree, made to lie on the road, kept in a cage, the road should be built.’
Stating that there is currently a tendency to build roads only in places where they have voted, he said that all Nepalis will build roads. He said that the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has come to ask for work, not votes. ‘Even if you don’t vote, the RSSS will build the Far West.’
Similarly, RSSS President Ravi Lamichhane emphasized that the issue of the Far West should now not be just an election agenda, but a national priority. He said that voting is not just a normal election process but an opportunity to write history.
Stating that the tendency to keep the issues and rights of the Far West entangled for years should end now, he said that the practice of repeatedly making the issues of the people only an election agenda should stop. ‘Now we have to close the shutters. The shutters of dictatorship, the shutters of unemployment, the shutters of illiteracy – all the shutters should be closed at once,’ he said, ‘The people suffered from the promises of the leaders. Those who made the promises, if they do not fulfill them, will be punished, not the people.’
Chairman Lamichhane said that changing Singha Durbar is more important than the debate on burning or rebuilding Singha Durbar, and said, "We have come to build it, not to use dozers."
Candidates from Kailali, Kanchanpur, Dadeldhura, Baitadi, Doti and Achham in the Far West also expressed their commitment in the general meeting. Kailali-5 candidate Ananda Bahadur Chand said that a big vision is needed for the development of the Far West to take a leap forward, not ordinary thinking.
Kailali-2 candidate KP Khanal said that the Far West shed rivers of blood when the country needed it, but expressed anger that the Far West was left behind. Kanchanpur-2 candidate Deepak Bohara said that there is widespread despair in the country and claimed that Balendra Shah's coming forward has brought hope.
Kailali-3 candidate Jagat Prasad Joshi accused the old parties of cheating the people. Baitadi candidate Harimohan Bhandari, Dadeldhura candidate Tara Prasad Joshi, Kailali-1 candidate Komal Gyawali, and Kailali-4 candidate Khemraj Koirala also expressed their election commitments and views.
