The Genji Rebellion led by KP Sharma Oli was overthrown. Parliament was dissolved. A new election date was set for 21 Falgun. Since then, a similar stir had arisen in the mind of Amresh Kumar Singh.

The issue of leadership change was going on within the Congress. He did not have a good relationship with the then President Sher Bahadur Deuba and the current President Gagan Thapa. He was close to leader Shekhar Koirala. In a meeting at that time, Singh had said, 'If Shekhar Koirala becomes the President of the Congress, I will take a ticket from the Congress. If he does not come, I will fight from the bell.'

He did not believe that he would win the election as an independent for the second time. That is why he was making up his mind to take a ticket from either the Congress or the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). Congress leader Koirala did not stand in favor of a special general convention. After Gagan Thapa became the president, Amresh made up his mind to join the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). He had been meeting with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) president Ravi Lamichhane for a while.

After getting a ticket from the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), he did not even try to get a ticket from the Congress president Thapa. He contested the election from the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). Finally, he defeated the Congress president Thapa and is now at the center of national politics.

It is his political character to understand and analyze every political event through the theory of conspiracy. When Gagan Thapa left Kathmandu-4 and went to his own constituency of Sarlahi-4, he understood the same thing. He had said, ‘All those who came to contest the election from outside have lost. Now it is Gagan’s turn to lose.’

During the election campaign, Amresh had been saying that he would defeat the Congress president Thapa by a margin of ten thousand votes. The result led to Gagan being defeated by a larger margin. Singh got 35,688 votes while Thapa got 22,831 votes. Thapa was defeated by a margin of 12,857 votes. This is Amresh's fifth parliamentary journey. Amresh, who broke the continuous parliamentary journey of Congress President Gagan since 2064, won four elections directly. He won in four elections from 2070 to 2082, and was defeated only in the 2064 election. Before that, he was also a nominated MP from the Congress in the interim parliament. Even while in the Congress, the relationship between Thapa and Amresh was never cordial. Amresh has not joined the Congress since he rebelled in 2079. In the 2079 election, Amresh rebelled and stood independently after the then President Sher Bahadur Deuba did not give him a ticket. At that time, the Congress had given the ticket to Nagendra Kumar. At that time, he did not have any party. There were no workers. He defeated the Congress candidate Kumar by a margin of 1764 votes by standing as an independent.

‘This time, I have the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). The famous election symbol is the bell. The strength of the Genji rebellion is there. Leaders like Balen and Ravi are with me,’ he used to say, ‘so my victory is certain.’

Amresh has won four elections including this one. In 2070 BS, he won the election on a Congress ticket. In 2074 BS, he also contested the election on a Congress ticket.

He raised his voice against corruption in Parliament, especially against the establishment factions of the Congress, UML and Maoists. He spent three years as an independent MP without joining the Congress or any other party.

Congress President Thapa had entered the election fray with a long manifesto about what he would do if he became the Prime Minister. A team of experts from various fields had studied his constituency. They had studied and made recommendations on issues such as education, health, infrastructure and irrigation.

But, Amaresh had no agenda. He had, however, a picture of Balen's popular image. The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) had already announced Balen as the future Prime Minister. The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) had held a large Madhesabha in Tarhitiyagachhi, Janakpur on Magh 5 to declare change. Amaresh had formally joined the RSS in that meeting. From there, he had publicly declared that he would self-immolate if Balendra Shah was not the Prime Minister.

Singh had sought votes by showing Balen rather than development and planning programs. Singh had taken slogans like ‘Abki Bar Balen Sarkar, quietly ring the bell. Har Har Ghanti, Ghar Ghar Ghanti’ to every door. He was seeking votes for Balen, not for himself.

Amresh is as famous in politics as he is controversial. His political analysis and aggressive style based on conspiracy theories have frequently come into controversy. He has also created a different identity in Parliament. He is always in favor of the government when giving a vote of confidence. However, his style of always opposing the government has sometimes been controversial. He protested by opening his shirt and trousers during the Parliament session on 30th Magh 2078, saying that the Speaker did not allow him to speak in Parliament.

He has a PhD in International Relations from Jawaharlal Nehru University in Delhi. Against this background, he also worked to stir up Nepal's politics by promoting close relations with India for a long time. Under the influence of that, he had developed close relations with top leaders of all parties. He had access to the kitchens of top leaders of all parties. With the rise of the BJP in India's ruling politics, his relationship gradually distanced itself and recently his influence in Nepali politics had been weakening.

Before entering politics full-time, Singh was also associated with the teaching profession. He had taught at various educational institutions including Amrit Science Campus in Kathmandu. He was born in the Balra area of ​​Sarlahi district. Born in an ordinary family of Madhesh, the Sarlahi-4 election was nothing new for Singh. He was familiar not only with the geography there, but also with the many influences that would occur in the election.

However, for Congress President Gagan Thapa, geography was new. There was no language. That is why he often said, ‘Gagan does not know the names of the five villages here. He does not know the language of the five lines. He does not know the names of the five plants found here. How do you win the election?’

Whatever he said, the result was the same. Amresh, who changed parties, moved forward on his parliamentary journey for the fourth time. However, Congress President Thapa, who changed geography and went to contest the election, had a break in his fifth journey.