Rastriya Swatantra Party Leader Resigns, Alleges Party Turned Ticket Distribution into Cash Extraction Scheme
Summary
Mahendra Pandey resigns from Rastriya Swatantra Party alleging the party has turned ticket distribution into a cash extraction scheme, and plans to form an Independent Group to contest elections.
Key Points
- Mahendra Pandey has resigned from the Rastriya Swatantra Party citing corruption in ticket distribution.
- He accuses party leaders Kabindra Burlakoti and Shankar Shrestha of exploiting the party for financial gain.
- Pandey claims the party now favors the wealthy over honest workers and will not return until issues are addressed.
- He plans to form an Independent Group and consider support for other reformist forces in upcoming elections.