Residents of Balen Shah's Ancestral Home Satisfied with His Performance Amidst Flood Disaster
Summary
Residents of Mahottari say Prime Minister Balendra Shah has handled the BhoteKoshi flood disaster responsibly, with search and rescue efforts still underway in Rasuwa. Supporters praise his relief work, while critics question the government's response and the Rastriya Swatantra Party's presence in Madhesh.
Key Points
- More than 1,400 people have died and over 4,000 are missing in the BhoteKoshi flood in Rasuwa, with search and rescue operations continuing.
- Residents of Mahottari, the ancestral home of Prime Minister Balendra Shah, say they are satisfied with his handling of the disaster and relief efforts.
- Several locals praised the government's focus on rescue work and defended it against criticism from older political parties.
- Some residents also said the Rastriya Swatantra Party should strengthen its organization in Madhesh ahead of next year's elections.
