Prime Minister Karki: The Claim That No Party Can Secure Majority Under the Current Electoral System Is Incorrect
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- Prime Minister Sushila Karki stated that the claim no single party can achieve a majority under the current electoral system has proven incorrect.
- Prime Minister Karki expressed confidence that the youth-led government to be formed will deliver results in good governance, job creation, corruption eradication, economic development, and social justice.
March 26, Kathmandu – Prime Minister Sushila Karki asserted that the notion of no single party being able to secure a majority under the current electoral system is unfounded. She made the remarks during her address to the nation on Thursday evening.
“The electoral system established by the constitution has disproven the claim that no party can obtain a majority,” she stated. “I extend my congratulations to the newly elected members of the House of Representatives and wish them a successful tenure.”
She further expressed her belief that the upcoming government led by youth will undertake result-oriented initiatives in line with the demands and aspirations of the people’s movement, focusing on good governance, employment generation, corruption elimination, economic growth, and social justice.