Government is committed to fair & rig-free elections: Spokesperson Karki
He believes that it is everyone's responsibility to steer the country toward development after the elections are completed successfully.
KATHMANDU: Gyanendra Bahadur Karki, the government’s spokesperson and Communications Minister, has stated that the government is committed to making the upcoming elections clean, fair, and rigged.
During a meeting with Nepal Press Union officials in Kathmandu on Tuesday, Minister Karki stated that the local level elections strengthened the country’s foundation and that the government is committed to making the federal and provincial elections on November 20 clean, fair, and rigged.
He believes that it is everyone’s responsibility to steer the country toward development after the elections are completed successfully.
Similarly, Minister Karki insisted that the current alliance is not intended to harm anyone but is necessary for the country’s development and prosperity.
He stated that an alliance is now necessary for the country’s political stability, as well as the protection of the constitution and democracy.
Similarly, Karki stated that within the next ten years, the country should be united and work toward becoming the richest country in the world.
