JANAKPURDHAM: Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) Chairperson Rabi Lamichhane has pledged that his party will not betray the hopes, faith and trust placed on it by the people.

Addressing a greetings exchange programme organized by the RSP in Janakpurdham on Saturday on the occasion of the Chhath festival, Lamichhane said the party would now seek to win public confidence through tangible results rather than promises and election manifestos.

Reaffirming his commitment to honour the public mandate, Lamichhane said the party would put people at the centre of all its activities. ”We will do what we say and say what we do, ” the ruling party Chairperson asserted.

He also clarified that anyone found involved in financial transactions in the name of distributing election tickets in violation of the party’s rules, statute and procedures would face disciplinary action.

According to him, the RSP aims to expand access to education, healthcare and employment opportunities for poor and disadvantaged communities rather than merely distributing election tickets. ”This historic opportunity has not come to please any individual but to bring smiles to people’s faces,” he remarked.

Lamichhane further pledged that his party would endorse positive initiatives and challenge wrong decisions on matters of public welfare, irrespective of whether the government was led by the RSP or another political party.
He described such an approach as an expression of internal democracy.

Acknowledging that the incumbent government was working to deliver on its commitments, Lamichhane emphasized the need to translate those pledges into tangible outcomes that meet public expectations.

A large number of party leaders and cadres were also in attendance in the event.

Leader Lamichhane and his spouse arrived in Janakpurdham earlier today to celebrate the Chhath festival