Nepali Congress Leader Shashank Koirala Criticizes Current Government's Inaction, Hints at Mid-Term Elections
Summary
Nepali Congress leader Dr. Shashank Koirala says the current government has failed to deliver concrete, pro-people work and may not last a full five-year term. He also hints that mid-term elections cannot be ruled out while calling for party reform and a stronger focus on development.
Key Points
- Dr. Shashank Koirala criticized the government for lacking new policies and meaningful work despite its majority.
- He said the coalition may not survive for five years and suggested mid-term elections are possible.
- Koirala rejected splitting the party or forming a new one and said disputes should be resolved through dialogue.
- He said he would support Dr. Shekhar Koirala if he runs for leadership in the upcoming 15th General Convention.
