On 12 Chait, about 5 months before the end of his four-year tenure, the government decided to remove Kulman Ghising, the executive director of the Electricity Authority. Kulman, who had been secretive for a long time after leaving the post, went on a trip to Khadi Bay where around 1.5 million Nepali workers are employed on June 18.

His journey started from Bahrain and ended by reaching the United Arab Emirates, Oman and Qatar. During this 14-day trip, Kulman not only received civil respect from the Nepalese in the Gulf, but also visited the workers' camp and had an informal conversation with the Nepalese. No matter where he goes, Nepali workers are the same  The question was,  Are you joining a party or starting a political party under your own leadership?

In Bahrain where 30,000 Nepali workers are employed, Kulman not only received a grand welcome from the Nepalis there. Received the citizen's compliment. In the same spirit, he also announced that the Bright Nepal campaign was launched from Bahrain for the first time. In all the meetings, Kulman did not say that he would start a political party immediately. However, he gave a clear indication that he is moving forward by opening a political party. Kulman, who went on a tour to the Gulf to understand the perception of the Nepali migrant workers towards him, seemed excited to see the craze of the workers.  

Kulman, who returned from a 14-day Gulf trip on Monday, entered politics quickly and how much light his politics shed on Nepali politics, one has to see his political attitude. Video content prepared by Ekantipur about Kulman's Khadi journey and the campaign he wanted to undertake: