No any internal problem in the party – Doctor Sharma

KATHMANDU: Dr. Sunil Sharma, Nepali Congress candidate in Morang Constituency No. 3, has stated that the party has no internal problems. In an interview with reporters today, he stated that one person’s dissatisfaction is normal in a party with 1.2 million active members.

He stated, “I cannot say that I do not intend to join the Democratic Party after the party nominates an official candidate.” He expressed his gratitude to all the seniors who had contributed to the party and worked for a long time, saying that there had been an internal competition at the party’s convention. That is also a lovely feature of democracy. In the practice of democracy, there is competition.

Some people win, while others lose. We experienced the same thing. He will not, however, get all of the opportunities if he loses, and he will not get all of the opportunities if he wins. Dr. Sharma recalled that on the day he arrived at the election site, he held everyone’s ear and begged forgiveness, saying, “The door of dialogue with friends is not closed.”

He stated that he will not comment on the negative media coverage of him and added, “I taught hundreds of students for free.” Some went on to become doctors or health technicians. I treated those on the verge of death without accepting a single rupee. I assisted in the patient’s treatment by providing food. I did not inquire of the patient. I didn’t ask which sign you’d prefer.

I took the ambulance to Morang village. I have made access to health treatment and medical education to the minority poor and marginalized groups Santhal, Musahar, Dom, Batar. On full scholarship, I teach underprivileged students from the Terai or Dalit communities of Himal and Hills. Why is there no mention of all these social gatherings? He believes that biased news and journalism will not last long. Sharma stated that there is no point in pursuing allegations made by those who are powerless to act.