We are preparing to wage jihad against bad laws in Parliament: Dr. Wagle -

RASWPA Launches Jihad Against Bad Laws: A Nationwide Push for Parliamentary Change

Kathmandu : Deputy Chairman of Rashtriya Swatantra Party (RASWPA) Dr. Swarnim Wagle has said that he is preparing to launch a jihad against bad laws in Parliament. Inaugurating the nationwide pressure program in Melamchi on Sunday, RSWP MP Wagle has claimed that the RSWP will move forward in a more vigorous manner to fight against bad laws in the parliament session starting tomorrow.

‘Parliament meeting is starting from tomorrow. We are preparing to wage jihad against bad laws. In this regard, the parliamentarians are preparing for the meeting of the parliamentary party, he said.

He said that a campaign has been launched to take the Parliament fight to the streets. He said, ‘Now we are taking the fight for the parliamentary constituency to the streets. We have started a campaign to give peaceful pressure without shedding a drop of blood without causing grief to the people.’

Leader Wagle claimed that the voice raised by his 20 MPs in Parliament was loud. Even though RSVP has not been present in the local government since the union, 20 MPs are raising their voice. People’s issues are being raised, ministers are being briefed at the same meeting,” he said. Among them, the voices raised by our 20 MPs are the strongest. are high. Because the issues we have raised are correct and we stand on the side of the people.’

RSP has started a pressure campaign from today to draw the government’s attention to the work of sick and stalled development plans. Raswapa said that during the campaign, the suggestions and complaints of the residents of the local settlements will be taken.

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21 people, including MPs, have led the pressure journey. In the first phase of the campaign, three plans will be selected from each province and pressure will be put on building 21 plans.