Former MP Dr. Dhawal Shamsher Rana Criticizes RPP's Dual Stance, Plans New Nationalist Party

Kathmandu. Former MP leader Dr. Dhawal Shamsher Rana, who is preparing to form a new party after separating from RPP, said that RPP has different teeth for showing and chewing. Speaking at a program organized in Kathmandu on Sunday, Rana said that he is working to build a strong nationalist power in the coming days. He said that the new party will move forward as a strong party within 2-3 months and will become a party that offers an alternative in the current politics by carrying democracy with the king. 'RPP could not fulfill the need for a strong nationalist power,' Rana said, 'This has been clarified by the recent elections.' He said that the agenda of the RPP, which carries the values and beliefs of a Sanatani Hindu kingdom, was rejected not by the people but by the RPP itself. 'Our agenda was rejected not by the people, but by RPP,' he said, 'It was said that the agenda would be established by using republicanism, but the agenda was betrayed by eating the speaker.' He said that it has been confirmed that RPP's showing and chewing teeth are different because RPP itself consumed the position of Speaker, which is supposed to regulate and strengthen republicanism. He said that the situation has arisen for them to form a separate party because the public's view towards RPP has changed, as evidenced by the confiscation of 97 percent of RPP candidates' deposits in the last election.