Former Minister Prabhu Sah Claims Parliament Restoration Talk is Sign of Defeated Mentality Ahead of Elections

Kalaiya. The Chairman of the Aam Janata Party (AJP) and former minister, Prabhu Sah, has stated that the rumors about the restoration of parliament are a product of a defeated mentality.

AJP Chairman Sah made these remarks on Wednesday while addressing a special training program for the election mobilization committee at Khopwa Bazaar in Baragadhi Rural Municipality, Bara.

He accused CPN-UML Chairman KP Sharma Oli of spreading illusions about parliament restoration just before the elections due to a mentality of fearing defeat in the polls. Stating that there is no alternative to elections, he emphasized that no one should flee from the election process.

'The spreading of illusions about parliament restoration right on the eve of the election is a defeated mentality; I challenge them to show superiority in the election. Such rumors are being spread just before the election due to the defeated mentality of the CPN-UML,' Sah said.

Furthermore, he stated that the public must boycott leaders who spread fake and false information in the general election.

'The current election is a battle between fake and real; the public must defeat the fakes. Currently, there is talk of fake leaders and their fake agendas, which is the most fatal thing for the country. There is a dominance of those who stunt on social media and spread falsehoods through fake IDs; this must be overcome,' said AJP Chairman Sah.

He stated that the House of Representatives election on Falgun 21 is a battle between truth and falsehood, and the general voters must vote for the real candidates to victory and boycott the fakes.

Targeting Balen Shah, a senior leader of the Rastriya Swatantra Party and former Mayor of Kathmandu Metropolitan City, Sah said, 'Balenji, who could not provide a model of development even while leading the country's largest and richest metropolis, is now making false claims dreaming of becoming the Prime Minister. The general public must boycott such fakes through the election.'

AJP Chairman Sah warned that those who could not change the face of Kathmandu while serving as the Mayor of Kathmandu Metropolitan City should not boast about changing the country, commenting that these individuals are not new but tested failed figures.