There is no dispute between government and RSP, says Lamichhane

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२८ कार्तिक २०८३, शनिबार २०:१९November 14, 2026

Dhanusha. Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) President Rabi Lamichhane has made it clear that there is no dispute between the party and the government.

{{TAG_OPEN_div_27} Speaking at a Chhath festival greetings exchange program held in Janakpurdham today, he said that the suggestions and criticism given by the party to the government should not be taken as a sign of dispute or division. He said that the debate and criticism within the party was an exercise of internal democracy.

Stating that sometimes unnecessary noise is made while giving suggestions and criticism to the government, he urged not to believe in such rumors. He said that the government is focused on fulfilling its commitments.TAG_OPEN_div_25

Lamichhane said that the people have given an opportunity to the RSP for change this time and said that he would not come to ask for votes in the upcoming elections if the people of Madhes could not feel it. Stating that politics of seeking votes by deceiving the people was not acceptable to him, he urged the party leaders and cadres not to betray the opportunity he has got.TAG_OPEN_div_23

He said that he has received information that some people have started demanding money in advance saying that they will be made the party’s candidate. Clarifying that the RSP has not promised to give election tickets to anyone so far, he urged them to be wary of those who ask for money in the lure of giving tickets.

“I have heard that I will make the candidate and I will get the ticket. I announce today from this forum that all such advance money has been lost,” he said.

Urging the government to lodge a complaint at the nearest police office against the person demanding money by the temptation of ticket, he said special respect would be given to the person giving information about financial transactions against the party’s rules and statute.TAG_OPEN_div_17

“Madhes is not looking for a master, it is looking for a servant. We have to change the lifestyle of our MPs, not the lives of the voters,” he said.